Plans

What each plan includes

Every item Dandex offers, with the plans that include it. Open a group to see its items; each links to its glossary entry or page. Trial means Free sees the item on a trial lookup, and otherwise by name.

Work made to order

Custom covers work Dandex builds for one client from the same data. These are examples; each starts with your question.

• Portfolio monitoring (overvågning)

  Your list of companies watched for registry changes, signals and new annual reports, with an alert when one of them moves.

  “Which of our customers got a new owner or a new director this month?”

• Customer list matched to CVR (CVR-match af kundelister)

  Your customer or supplier file matched to CVR numbers, each match with its evidence and a confidence.

  “Which CVR number is 'Hansen VVS, Odense' in our ERP system?”

• Bulk data and recurring files (datasæt)

  Registry fields, filed figures, metrics and estimates for a population you define, delivered once or on a schedule.

  “Every active construction company with 10 or more employees, with equity ratio and gearing, as a monthly file.”

• Your credit policy as rules (kreditpolitik som regler)

  Your credit policy written as rules over Dandex data, so each company gets your outcome and the rule that decided it.

  “Which applicants fail our rule on capital loss, or on an equity ratio below 10%?”

• Group and exposure maps (koncern- og eksponeringsoverblik)

  The group around a company, from the ultimate parent down, with its members' figures summed and capital loss or distress marked where it sits.

  “What is our total exposure to the group behind this borrower, and is any member in trouble?”

• Owner and group support (ejerens økonomiske ryg)

  How far the corporate owner and its other companies could cover a shortfall, from their own filed figures.

  “Could the parent behind this thinly capitalised company carry its debt?”

• Questions answered from annual report text (spørgsmål til årsrapporternes tekst)

  Closed questions answered from the text of annual reports by a calibrated decision model, each answer with the quoted sentence and a link to the filing.

  “Which of our borrowers' latest reports carry a going-concern note from the auditor, a pledge of assets or reliance on the lender?”

• Peer benchmarks (placering i branchen)

  Each company's metrics placed among the filers in its industry and size band, with the peer count and year.

  “Where does this customer's EBITDA margin sit among wholesalers of its size?”

• Metrics and estimates on request (nøgletal efter behov)

  A metric or estimate defined for your use, such as debtor days, the EU SME size class or demand cyclicality, computed for your companies.

  “Which of our borrowers are small under the EU SME definition and sell into cyclical demand?”

• Labor Index cuts (beskæftigelse for udvalgte brancher)

  Monthly employment for the industries, regions or companies you choose, computed and suppressed the way the Labor Index is.

  “How has employment in Danish software companies with 50 or more staff moved since 2021?”

• Due diligence reports (due diligence-rapporter)

  A report on one company or group from the registry and its filings: owners, people, figures, changes, and the caveats that apply.

  “What should we know about this acquisition target before the first meeting?”