Blog – Fiado

Can you fax that to me?

Post Author:Clark Ruby
Post published:May 14, 2021
Post Category:Uncategorized

Overheard in the office, “Can you fax that to me?”. Your first thought might be that this was said in the office 20 years ago before the prevalence of email…

Rejection

Post Author:Clark Ruby
Post published:January 21, 2021
Post Category:Uncategorized

Some people handle rejection better than others, but it's never fun to be told that your application was rejected. Whether that's a job application, a college admissions application, or even…

Waiting Game

Post Author:Clark Ruby
Post published:January 15, 2021
Post Category:Uncategorized

Applying for trade credit is notoriously slow. From the time a credit application is submitted, it takes on average one week to receive all the information you need to make…

Curated References

Post Author:Clark Ruby
Post published:January 12, 2021
Post Category:Uncategorized

In past blog posts, we touched on unreturned requests for references and talked about how those are viewed by credit providers. In this blog, we are going to talk about…

Milestone Moment

Post Author:Clark Ruby
Post published:December 31, 2020
Post Category:Uncategorized

We've had a lot of small milestones that have led to today's milestone announcement. On the last day of 2020, Fiado processed its first approved credit application! This will be…

Audit is a 5 letter word

Post Author:Clark Ruby
Post published:December 14, 2020
Post Category:Uncategorized

Governmental Audit. That has got to be one of the scariest two words put together in business. Every business has some form of compliance risk. Whether it is the IRS…

Credit managed anywhere

Post Author:Clark Ruby
Post published:December 7, 2020
Post Category:credit providers

For many, 2020 was their first taste of working remotely. Accounting roles in the past have not typically been offered to many in the form of remote work. I think…

Can I take that back?

Post Author:Clark Ruby
Post published:November 30, 2020
Post Category:references

Ever reviewed something and later on changed your mind? Maybe you bought a new house and reviewed the home builder with how great it looked on the day you move…

Unreturned requests for reference

Post Author:Clark Ruby
Post published:November 23, 2020
Post Category:references

How do you judge a reference not returned? Or do you? A conversation between my co-founder, Matt and myself made me stop and think. If someone was asked to give…

Why give a reference?

Post Author:Clark Ruby
Post published:November 16, 2020
Post Category:references

If you’ve ever received a request from a company to give a credit reference on a business customer, you may have different feelings depending on who the customer is. Maybe…