Firmwatch
Insolvency alerts

Monitor insolvency signals across UK company portfolios.

See insolvency-related changes quickly enough to review exposure while there is still time to do something sensible.

Insolvency-related changes are usually the ones nobody wants to find late. Firmwatch flags them clearly so they do not get buried among routine updates.

Why insolvency monitoring matters

High-severity changes need to reach the team quickly.

Manual checks are too slow for live customer and supplier portfolios.

Teams need context, not just a filing code.

What the team sees

Insolvency proceedings and related filings

Liquidation and administration alerts

Clear severity so critical events stand out immediately

Where teams use insolvency alerts

Customer exposure review

Supplier continuity monitoring

Client portfolio risk escalation in accountancy and advisory firms

Built for quick triage

Critical events highlighted separately from routine changes

Portfolio-level monitoring instead of company-by-company checking

Plain-English descriptions for faster review

How alerts now work

Firmwatch separates urgent company events from planned deadline chasing so teams can respond quickly and still keep the next 30 to 60 days organised.

Critical company events

Important Companies House changes, such as insolvency, strike-off action, or other updates the team may want to review promptly.

Driven by new filings and detected company changes

Written in plain English for fast triage

Designed for instant delivery when the team wants a quicker view

Scheduled deadline reminders

Reminder workflow for accounts, confirmation statements, and director IDV that helps teams see what needs attention this week and over the next 30 days.

Stages work at 60 days, 30 days, 14 days, 7 days, due, and overdue

Fits chase, planning, and escalation workflows

Can be sent instantly or rolled into daily digest and weekly planning

Common questions

Are insolvency alerts sent instantly?
Critical events are designed to be surfaced quickly when detected, with other monitoring options available through daily digest workflows.
Can we use this for supplier monitoring?
Yes. Insolvency monitoring is relevant for suppliers, customers, and client portfolios alike.

More on this

Companies House alerts

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Strike-off monitoring

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Reduce the admin around company monitoring

Start with a small list, see how the alerts and reminders work, and decide from there.