I build the data engine behind PaidLate and write the data studies on how UK companies actually pay their suppliers — read straight from the public registers, not scored or guessed.

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What I do

As CTO of YORXEN I build the system behind PaidLate — the one that turns the UK's public payment records into a plain answer to one question: does this company actually pay its suppliers on time? It reads the statutory Payment Practices register, Companies House and The Gazette, does the arithmetic, and puts it in plain English.

My background is software QA. That's why the builds handle bad input and failure modes before they reach anyone, and why the figures are read directly from the filings rather than turned into a score or a guess.

What I write

I write the data studies on this site: what the statutory Payment Practices register, Companies House and The Gazette do — and don't — tell you about how UK companies pay. Every figure is calculated directly from those public records under the Open Government Licence v3.0, with the data-quality limits stated openly. See how the numbers are sourced.

This is information, not financial or credit advice, and PaidLate is not a lender, broker or credit reference agency.

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