CHASE reads any UK company's filed Companies House accounts and returns an instant financial health score, metrics, flags and recommendations — no accounting software connection required. Xero linking is an optional upgrade for deeper analysis.
CHASE was rebuilt specifically to be sellable on its own — the wedge is a company number, not a sales call.
CHASE reads the company's most recent filed accounts directly from Companies House — public data, no permission needed.
Filed-accounts readMetrics are calculated and compared against typical ranges for the sector, producing a health score with the flags behind it.
Health scoringFlags come with recommendations — a cashflow concern might route to OTTO, an R&D signal to STERLING.
Routed recommendationsWorking capital position and the trend behind it, not just a single year's snapshot.
Margin trend against filed history, flagged when it moves against the sector norm.
Charges, director changes and filing pattern signals that often precede distress.
Run CHASE on your own company for an instant, external read of financial health.
Start Your AssessmentRun CHASE on a supplier or customer before extending credit or signing a contract.
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Partner ProgrammeCHASE is the CFO analysis agent inside SME Growth Team. Paste a UK company number and CHASE reads its filed Companies House accounts and returns metrics, a health score, flags and recommendations, free, before any client relationship exists.
No. CHASE's core analysis runs entirely from filed Companies House accounts, which are public. Connecting Xero is an optional upgrade for deeper, more current analysis.
Yes. Because the analysis runs from public filed accounts, CHASE can produce a read on any UK company — useful for checking a supplier or prospective client.
CHASE is part of SME Growth Team's funding-intelligence layer, alongside OTTO, TALLY and LEVY.