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  1. Select Credit Insurance | EDC
    Have y... Get an instant EDC Select Credit Insurance quote EDC Select Credit Insurance will protect your accounts receivables and profits. If your customer doesn’t pay you, we will. If you're selling internationally, you need EDC's Select Credit Insurance to protect your accounts receivable and profits. Select Credit Insurance offers short-term."
  2. How can I build a corporate credit policy?
    A credit policy is a set of terms that lays out how your company will issue credit to its clients and collect unpaid debts. It also specifies which team members in your company have the authority to grant credit or change the terms of credit. See The keys to a solid credit policy from Allianz Trade that overvie... Additional resources Credit."
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  3. Select credit insurance: tips for filing a claim
    EDC Select Credit Insurance: tips for filing a claim When your customer fails to pay an invoice, you can make a claim under your Select Credit Insurance policy. ... checklist Credit limit A credit limitAdditional documents Documentation proving a risk has occurred, the amount of the loss, loss is within the terms of cover of your."
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  4. Using the credit insurance platform | EDC
    Using the classic credit insurance platform Credit insurance help & support The classic credit insurance platform lets you manage all aspects of your Portfolio Credit Insurance (PCI) policy. It’s designed for self-serve policy management, so you can make changes and access documents anytime, from any device. Select a topic Getting started Policy."
  5. Discretionary Credit Limit | EDC
    Using your Credit Insurance Policy Credit insurance help and support Discretionary Credit Limit For coverage to apply to a buyer, you must establish a credit limit for the buyer. A credit limit can be established by obtaining a credit approval from us. You may be able to establish ... The DCL is the maximum credit that you can approve for a."
  6. Getting started with credit insurance | EDC
    Getting started Credit insurance help & support The classic credit insurance platform lets you manage all aspects of your Portfolio Credit Insurance (PCI) policy. Help topics on this page explain how to complete key tasks using this platform. For a simpler experience, sign in to your MyEDC account and use the enhanced PCI... Select a topic How to."
  7. Portfolio credit insurance:tips for filing a claim
    – Review the Exclusion Provision in your policy to understand if any are applicable. 2EDC | Portfolio credit insurance | November 2025 Your claims checklist Credit limit A credit limit must be established by either: • Credit approval or • Use of your Discretionary Credit Limit method listed in your Coverage Certificate. Additional."
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  8. Trade credit insurance | EDC
    Have you used our quick quote calculator. Get an instant EDC Select Credit Insurance quote EDC Select Credit Insurance will protect your accounts receivables and profits. If your customer doesn’t pay you, we will. Get an instant quote Which EDC credit insurance solution is right for you. We offer trade credit insurance for exporters of all sizes.."
  9. Credit insurance: Grow your exports, cut your risks | EDC|skip-to-main-content
    Credit insurance: Grow your exports, cut your risks Do you insure your property. Your employees. Credit insurance protects your bottom line if you don’t get paid. Export Development Canada (EDC) has a full suite of these insurance products, which will cover up to 90% of your insured losses if your buyer fails to pay. What is credit insurance.."
  10. Portfolio Credit Insurance | EDC
    Protect your profits as you enter new markets and grow internationally Your accounts receivable can represent a large portion of your balanc... Portfolio Credit Insurance is a flexible solution that can: Insure an unlimited number of international customers Protect your invoices Cover pre-shipment costs (in some cases) Additional benefits."
  11. Indicateur avancé des exportations - Exportation et développement Canada (EDC)
    EDC assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies contained herein. Copyright © 2016 Export Development Canada. All rights reserved. 7.1 EDC Select Credit Insurance Select Credit Insurance can be an ideal trade credit solution if you have a small number of overseas customers you want to insure against non-payment. It will typically cover up to 90."
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  12. Indicateur avancé des exportations - Exportation et développement Canada (EDC)
    EDC assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies contained herein. Copyright © 2016 Export Development Canada. All rights reserved. 7.1 EDC Select Credit Insurance Select Credit Insurance can be an ideal trade credit solution if you have a small number of overseas customers you want to insure against non-payment. It will typically cover up to 90."
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  13. Establishing credit limits | EDC
    Establishing credit limits Credit insurance help & support Having verified that your sale is covered, you must next assess the creditworthiness of your customer. To do this, you must establish a credit limit or, if a credit limit already exists, ensure that the lim... Obtain an irrevocable letter of credit or a bank guarantee to transfer the risk."
  14. Credit insurance: Grow your exports, cut your risks | EDC
    Credit insurance: Grow your exports, cut your risks Do you insure your property. Your employees. How about liabilities and data breaches. The answer is likely yes, yet many companies don’t insure what’s probably the biggest asset on their balance sheet–the money owed by their customers. Learn how credit insurance can protect your business and."
  15. sci-whatyouneedtoknow.pdf
    Credit limit The total amount of your credit limit should equal the maximum amount outstanding at any given time throughout the coverage period. SELECT CREDIT INSURANCE YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES Insurance Apply for and have an insurance policy in place prior to shipping goods or delivering services Records Always keep records of the."
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  16. sci-claim-checklist.pdf
    YOUR CLAIMS CHECKLIST CREDIT LIMIT A credit limit must be in effect on the date the goods were shipped or services rendered. Credit approval PROOF OF DEBT Evidence to prove that a debt exists with either: Dated purchase order from your customer; or signed proforma invoices. Contract signed by both parties. Written acknowledgement of the."
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  17. To Insure or Not to Insure? - EDC
    The cost vs. the benefits of insuring your sales Can you afford not to get paid. This guide will help you weigh your options. Are you wondering if credit insurance is worth the cost. Credit insurance is a great way to protect yourself, but you may wonder if the benefits outweigh the price. This decision-making guide helps you calculate the costs."
  18. Policy documents | EDC
    These documents are : The general terms & conditions The general terms and conditions document is your main policy document. ... as a policyholder Your duties and obligations include: Paying required premium and fees Declaring your actual insured sales (if required by your policy) Notifying us of any event that may cause a loss Reporting overdues."
  19. 6 credit risk management practices that pay off | EDC
    You understand the value of credit management practices to ensure you get paid and help you get more financing. Now get these advantages going for your company with these six steps towards credit risk management. In this article: 1. Complete Credit Application 2. Assess Creditworthiness 3. Set Realistic Credit Limits and Terms 4. Use Clearly."
  20. Managing your policy | EDC
    These entail ensuring that each contract of sales is eligible for coverage, establishing your customer’s creditworthiness by establishing a credit limit, paying your premium and fees, declaring actual sales (if required under your policy), and taking the necessary steps to prevent and minimize losses by reporting overdues and submitting claims.."
  1. Offering flexible payment terms? Credit insurance can help | EDC
    This is the final article in our three-part series on how to offer competitive payment terms without taking on risk. Learn how to create your own credit management program step-by-step. Trade credit insurance does double duty Trade credit insurance (also known as export credit insurance) is a type of commercial insurance that protects your."
  2. Verifying your sale | EDC
    Before making a new sale or shipment, you must take the following steps to ensure that the sale is covered: Check your coverage certificate When you have a new customer, or a new sale to an existing customer, the first step is to verify that the customer’s country is listed in your Coverage Certif... Review payment terms for listed countries After."
  3. Overdues and claims | Credit insurance | EDC
    Overdues and Claims Credit insurance help & support If a payment is overdue or your buyer can’t or won’t pay, you’ll be relieved to know you have credit insurance. If your buyer is overdue in paying you, you may need to file a report with EDC. Or, if the payment is not forthcoming, you’ll need to file a claim. These help files walk yo... Select a."
  4. How to view buyer reports | EDC|skip-to-main-content
    How to view buyer reports Credit insurance help & support To access reports on your portfolio of buyers, follow these steps: 1. Acceptance rate shows you the acceptance rates for credit limit applications, credit increase applications, appeal applications or all applications. Portfolio breakdown shows your top 10 credit limits, a breakdown by."
  5. Policy details | EDC
    Policy details Credit insurance help & support Once EDC has provided you with a credit insurance offer, you need to review the details and accept o... You can also access details such as the coverage certificate; general terms & conditions; links to contacts; pending requests for modifications or renewals; and more. These help files also show you."
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