What makes this different
Not another generic score.
Most tools that check a business's financial position do one of two things: look up a bureau file that was built for lenders and suppliers, or run your books without ever interpreting what the numbers actually mean for a business like yours. Standing does neither.
Calibrated, not generic
Read against your kind of business
Forty-five days of negative balance is ordinary for a business waiting on progress payments, and a warning sign for one that settles daily. Standing reads the number against businesses that actually run the way yours does, not a flat average across every industry.
Your own trend
Compared with your own normal
A quiet February is expected for plenty of businesses. Standing compares this month against your own history, not just this month in isolation, so a seasonal dip doesn't get mistaken for a decline.
Said plainly
What we couldn't tell, stated honestly
If something can't be established from your data, Standing says so, rather than guessing and presenting a confident number regardless. A gap in the evidence is not the same as bad news, and the two should never look the same.