FilingPing
Companies House monitoring

Know when a customer or supplier is in trouble, before it costs you.

FilingPing watches the UK companies you trade with and alerts you, usually within minutes of Companies House publishing a change: winding-up and insolvency filings, strike-off notices, overdue accounts, status changes and more.

  • Built on official Companies House data
  • No cookies or tracking
  • UK business, ICO registered
  • Cancel anytime
#credit-control · SlackExample alerts, fictional companies
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InsolvencyExample Trading Ltd: status changed from active to liquidation
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Strike-offExample Supplies Ltd: dissolution / strike-off notice filed
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OverdueExample Builders Ltd: accounts are now overdue
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ChargeExample Logistics Ltd: new charge (mortgage) registered
How it works

Set up in five minutes. No software to install.

Sign up free

Enter your work email. We send you an access key straight away. No card needed.

Add your companies

Type in company numbers on your account page, or upload a spreadsheet of your whole ledger at once.

Get alerts

Receive a plain-English daily email, instant Slack messages, or signed webhooks into your own systems.

Who it's for

Early warning for the people who carry the risk

Credit control

Spot insolvency filings, strike-off notices and overdue accounts on your debtors, and act before the money is gone.

Procurement and supply chain

Know when a key supplier changes status, name or ownership filings, before it disrupts delivery.

Accountants and advisers

Keep an eye on client and counterparty companies without checking the register by hand.

Why FilingPing

Built for reliability, not screen-scraping

Minutes, not days

Connected to the Companies House streaming feed, with automatic catch-up if the feed is interrupted.

Where you work

Email, Slack, a REST API and signed webhooks. Filter alerts to just the changes you care about.

Bulk ready

Upload up to 5,000 companies from a spreadsheet in one go.

UK data, handled carefully

Company-level facts only. We don't store directors' personal details, and our site sets no cookies.

Pricing

Simple plans. Start free.

Every account starts on the free plan. Upgrade from your account page whenever you're ready.

Free

£0

Try it on your most important accounts.

5 companies

  • Daily email digest
  • Account dashboard and API
Start free

Starter

£29/mo

For a credit control or finance team.

100 companies

  • Daily email digest
  • Account dashboard and API
  • Slack alerts
Start free, upgrade to Starter

Business

£149/mo

For big portfolios and service providers.

5,000 companies

  • Daily email digest
  • Account dashboard and API
  • Slack alerts
  • Signed webhooks
Start free, upgrade to Business

Prices exclude VAT, which is added at checkout. Payments are handled securely by Stripe.

Guides

Plain-English guides for credit control

How to check if a UK company is in financial trouble

Free checks for a UK customer in trouble - Companies House filings, Gazette notices, CCJs and asking directly - and which signals are strong or weak.

Companies House Follow vs FilingPing - which do you need?

Companies House offers a free Follow email alert. Here is what it does well, where its limits are for credit control, and what FilingPing adds.

Credit checks for new business customers - a practical checklist

A practical checklist for opening a credit account for a limited company - register details, accounts, directors, references, guarantees and monitoring.

Customer in administration or liquidation? What to do next

Customer in administration, liquidation or a CVA? The differences in plain English, what unsecured creditors can expect, proving a debt and VAT relief.

Overdue accounts at Companies House are an early warning sign

What overdue accounts or a late confirmation statement mean on the Companies House register, the deadlines and penalties, and why it can signal trouble.

Strike-off notices and how to spot a customer about to disappear

Compulsory and voluntary strike-off explained, from the First Gazette notice, the two-month wait, how a creditor can object, bona vacantia and restoration.

All guides

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How quickly will I hear about a change?

Usually within minutes of Companies House publishing it. Slack and webhooks are sent as soon as we see the change; the email digest arrives once a day at around 07:00. Companies House sometimes publishes a filing a while after the event itself, and we can't guarantee timing (see our Terms).

What changes do you track?

Status changes (for example into liquidation, administration or dissolved), name changes, overdue accounts and confirmation statements, and new filings: insolvency, strike-off and dissolution notices, charges, accounts, officer and ownership (PSC) filings.

Do I need to be technical?

No. Add companies on your account page or upload a spreadsheet, and get alerts by email or Slack. If you have developers, they can also use our API and signed webhooks.

Where does the data come from?

Directly from Companies House's official streaming and REST services, used under the Open Government Licence. FilingPing is independent and not affiliated with Companies House.

Do you store directors' personal details?

No. We keep company-level information only. An alert about an officer filing tells you a filing was made; check the Companies House register for who it concerns.

Can I cancel?

Yes, at any time, using the link in your payment receipt email or by emailing support@filingping.co.uk. The free plan never needs cancelling.