Integrations made easy
Communication challenges in a workplace are tedious – in any form or shape.
Our platform comes with API integration and can therefore be easily integrated into your systems so that the employees in your company only need to work in one system. So you don't need to worry about tangles. Creditro furthermore, has partnership with various organisations.

Connect Creditro to your tools and software
Works with your team and your systems. You can easily connect Creditro to other systems and tools. Our setup allows you to get all our functions and unique data directly into your system.

e-conomic
Integration to E-conomic, you can automatically drag your debtors to monitoring, and always be updated on changes.

Dinero
With integration to Dinero, you can automatically drag your debtors to monitoring, and always be updated on changes.

Legis 365
Full KYC integration for a seamless experience. Now you can effortlessly manage and handle cases directly in Legis 365.

Unik Advosys
Create a case in Advosys and seamlessly continue your work in Creditro Comply with ease and efficiency. So you have everything.
Get the most out of your Creditro solution
Our setup allows you to get all our functions and unique data directly into your system. Everything we develop for your company will be available as a Web application and an API solution.
Smooth integration
A software for automating procedures
API components allow different platforms, applications, and systems to share information, making it easy to streamline integrations.
Optimize use
Work smart, not hard
You can optimize your applications' functionality and usability. Using our integration, you are getting technology that works with you - not againt you.
Effeciency
Let Creditro do the manual work
Don't waste your time shuffling between continuous manual processes or different systems. API integration allows you to spend time on the essential things.
Access as you please
Compliance should be easy
Access all of our services via a browser from any location and device. All this requires is an internet connection.
Data Partners




Creditro Comply
KYC Compliance made fast, secure and systematic
Everything gathered on a clear and user-friendly platform. Documentation always in accordance with applicable legislation.


Creditro Assess
Automatic credit assessment and bankruptcy notification
Make informed decisions and be notified of bad payers, bankruptcies and fraudulent companies and avoid losses, debt collection and wasted work hours.
Embrace our KYC technology and stay
ahead of the game
Save time on demanding KYC/AML processes. Book a demo where we go through our solution based on your company’s needs.

Need clarification?
What is an API?
An Application Programming Interface (API) is an interface that facilitates communication between two or more software applications. With an API, clients can use an interface to request something from an app, such as Creditro Comply. Then, the application will pass the data to an API, which will interpret the information and provide a response. An API converts the returned data into something that the user can understand. This way, the API solution enables several programs to work together, and our platform can therefore be easily integrated into your systems so that the employees in your company only need to work in one system - this avoids tangles
What is an example of API?
An API can be seen as a waiter connecting the customer to the kitchen, ensuring that the order get's through to the kitchen - get's interpreted correctly - and the correct food is received.
So, when you want to acces and make requests to your Creditro platform, the API integration can be thought of as the waiter making sure that your order is interpreted correctly.
What does API stands for?
API stands for Application Programming Interface. In this instance, the word Application refers to any given third-party software – for example, Creditro systems, such as Creditro Comply.
Think of interface as a contract of service between different applications. This contract defines how the applications communicate using requests and responses. Their API documentation contains information on how developers are to structure those requests and responses.