D-U-N-S matching
Link each Salesforce account to the correct Dun & Bradstreet company record.
Bring Dun & Bradstreet business credit data into Salesforce so credit and collections teams can review customer risk next to AR balances, payment history, and credit limits.
Schedule a Free DemoThe Dun & Bradstreet integration adds third-party business credit information to customer accounts in Salesforce, where Quick Receivable already shows AR exposure and payment behavior.
Credit managers usually look at two things when deciding whether to extend or increase credit: what the customer owes you today and how the customer pays other suppliers. Internal AR data answers the first question. Dun & Bradstreet helps answer the second.
When D&B data lives in a separate portal, credit reviews involve copying scores into spreadsheets and emailing reports around. With the integration, the D-U-N-S Number and credit indicators are stored on the Salesforce account, next to total AR, overdue balance, credit limit, and aging.
Collectors benefit too. External risk signals give context when deciding which overdue accounts need attention first.
Analysts search D&B, download reports, and retype key figures into Salesforce or spreadsheets for every review.
A score pulled at onboarding may not reflect how a customer pays suppliers a year later.
External credit data and internal AR exposure live in different tools, so decisions miss half the picture.
Without external signals, a large account with deteriorating credit can look the same as a reliable customer.
From setup to daily use, here is how Dun & Bradstreet data moves into your collections workflow in Salesforce.
The implementation team connects your existing Dun & Bradstreet account to your Salesforce org.
Salesforce accounts are matched to D&B company records so each customer has the right D-U-N-S Number.
Selected D&B indicators are stored on the account next to AR balances and credit limits.
Credit managers use internal and external data together for new applications and periodic reviews.
Credit data is refreshed so reviews and collections decisions use current information.
What your AR, credit, and collections teams get when Dun & Bradstreet is connected to Quick Receivable.
Link each Salesforce account to the correct Dun & Bradstreet company record.
Store selected D&B credit and payment indicators directly on the customer account.
See external credit data beside the credit limit, total AR, and past-due balance.
Use one screen for new credit applications and scheduled customer reviews.
Give collectors outside risk context when working overdue accounts.
Keep company details such as legal name, address, and industry consistent across records.
The data points below are typical. Final field mapping is agreed during implementation.
Credit data works alongside the AR account view described on the accounts receivable collections software page. The exact D&B data points available depend on your D&B subscription.
Teams that connect this system often connect these as well.
It links Salesforce accounts to Dun & Bradstreet company records and stores selected business credit and company data on the account, next to AR balances, credit limits, and payment history.
Yes. The integration uses your existing Dun & Bradstreet subscription, and the data available depends on the products included in that subscription.
Accounts are matched to D&B company records using company details such as name and address, and the D-U-N-S Number is stored on the account once a match is confirmed.
Refresh timing is set during implementation. Many teams refresh on a schedule and also pull updated data before a credit review.
Yes. Some teams use both sources for different customer segments or as a second opinion during credit reviews.
No. The integration provides data. Credit limits and approvals remain decisions made by your credit team.
Schedule a 30-minute call. We will show you D&B credit data next to AR exposure and collections activity in your Salesforce org.
No commitment. Implementation included. Cancel anytime.