A supplier’s note on who pays when
Qualifying large UK companies publish records about their own payment behaviour. PaidLate turns the latest filing into a short note you can read before agreeing terms.
Reads the Companies House file live, plus the gov.uk payment-practices register rebuilt weekly from the published export.
In this filing, the reported average sits inside the shortest standard term. The record does not need a warning badge to be useful.
Open Serco’s full record →The filing is useful because it answers practical questions about cash. PaidLate keeps the terms, average and late-payment share separate.
Compare the company’s standard terms with its reported average time to pay.
Read the proportion of qualifying invoices paid after the agreed date.
Keep the reporting period and filing date beside the figures. Payment behaviour can change.
Open a worked record or browse the statutory dataset by broad sector.
One public filing, reduced to the questions a supplier actually needs answered.
PaidLate reads the UK Government Payment Practices Reporting export and matches the result to the company’s Companies House record. Every company page shows the filing period and the measures used in its summary.