Real-time alerts
Know when a subcontractor on your project is filed for insolvency, as it happens.
Subcontractor insolvency is one of the most well-documented risks in construction specifically, insurers and law firms write dedicated guidance on exactly this. When a project spans subcontractors in more than one country, the first sign is often a missed milestone, not a court filing you saw in time.
Checking a subcontractor's status in your home market is manageable. Doing it across every country a project touches, on a rolling basis, isn't something most teams can realistically do by hand. That gap is exactly why a subcontractor's insolvency often surfaces as a missed milestone rather than an early warning.
Distress Monitor reads real-time insolvency filings across 21 European countries, structured by AI so nothing gets lost in translation or buried in a court publication you'd never see. Our team continuously audits the results, so you're never trusting an algorithm on its own.
Know when a subcontractor on your project is filed for insolvency, as it happens.
Filings from 21 countries, structured into one consistent view, regardless of language or local format.
Our team continuously audits accuracy behind every result, so it is never just an algorithm's word on its own.
Unlike general supply-chain risk, subcontractor insolvency in construction has a direct, immediate cost: schedule delay. Insurers and law firms publish dedicated guidance on this risk specifically, because a subcontractor failing mid-project doesn't just cost money, it costs time that's often impossible to recover.
We track real-time insolvency filings across 21 European countries. See our full coverage page for the current list.
Yes. Our AI reads and structures insolvency filings as they're published. Our team continuously audits the results to keep accuracy high, so you're never just trusting an algorithm on its own.
Yes. You can upload your subcontractor list and Distress Monitor will monitor it continuously across all 21 countries we cover.
A 15-minute call or a free trial against your own subcontractor list, whichever's easier for you.