The 2025 Credit & Collections Technology Awards have opened for entries.
Launched in 2017, the ninth annual awards seek to recognise excellence in credit and collections technology. The Credit & Collection Technology Awards powered by Credit Connect are judged by independently selected judges from across the industry, who have the enviable task of identifying the best and greatest innovations in credit and collections technology. The event rewards companies, teams and individuals who are redefining the industry.
The unique awards judging process means that the Awards can provide transparent results, as demonstrated in the annual Award review. In addition, companies can access entry reports post-event with performance metrics and bespoke feedback. The 2024 Awards review can be viewed here.
Companies that are shortlisted or win the awards will qualify for the 2025 Technology Premier Power Top 20 Company Power List. The list is a culmination of results from past awards so companies entering this year will have one eye on being added to the list.
Finalists will be announced in August with the winners announced at the Awards ceremony on Thursday 20th November at the Midland Hotel in Manchester.
The deadline for entries into this year’s Awards is Thursday 17th July.
Colin White, Founder of Credit Connect Media who devised the awards, said “I am very pleased to announce the launch of this year’s categories. The Awards provide a tremendous platform for companies to raise awareness of the significant technological innovations in the industry. Last year we had a record number of new entries so it will be interesting to see how many new companies energy as entrants and winners this year.”
“The Awards focus is on technological innovation which can make a difference to credit and collections best practice. Technology underpins areas of progression and innovation. Good technology support can provide a great competitive advantage in a crowded marketplace. We have therefore created a series of categories that reflect this dynamic.”
