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Quarterly DSO Survey
   The National Summary of Domestic Trade Receivables

Research Surveys

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  • Find your company's SIC by industry

  • Find your company's SIC by number

  • Annualized KPI Calculator
       use this to find:
       Annual DSO,
       BPDSO,
       ADD,
       CEI,
       % Current,
       & Receivables Turn

  • Calculator for CRF's quarterly NSDTR & Annual Bad Debt Survey

  • Collection Productivity

  • Indifferance Rate


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    CRF's strongest resource is its members. In accordance with its mission, the Foundation routinely seeks input from the membership. Surveys are performed addressing timely and relevant issues, trends and data meaningful to today's credit and receivable professionals.

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    Survey formats vary by topic or level of detail.

  • Read more about CRF's new Statistical Benchmarking Survey. View a sample report; and/or fill out the CRF Statistical Benchmarking Survey.

  • The quarterly National Summary of Domestic Trade Receivables (a.k.a., the DSO Survey) is an examination of the condition of A/R for U.S. companies. This data has been collected quarterly since 1960.
    • View the summary of the last quarter data.

            Formulas and definitions used in CRF's NSDTR report. Read about them here.

            CRF's Key Performance Indicators used in the NSDTR report. Read about them here.

            Click here to order back copies of the NSDTR...
                    Just print, fill out and mail or fax to CRF at 410-740-4620.

            For information on using the NSDTR data to help defend a preference, look here.

  • CRF's Last Year's Results for the Collection Productivity Survey
    Over the years CRF has developed and standardized numerous measures dealing with the quality of a businesses accounts receivable. However, collection productivity is the first measure to gauge how productive the effort is given the wherewithal available to perform the collection function. We have defined collection productivity as the measure of the efficiency with which a company's sales are collected, given the resources, human and technological, to perform the task.

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