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Who should be my company's account holder?

Use this article to determine the most appropriate person in your company to handle these FHR requests going forward

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Written by Kailey Buxbaum

When your company receives a request to join the FHR Exchange, it should be forwarded to someone who is authorized to disclose financial information on behalf of your organization. This individual will serve as your company’s account holder on the FHR Exchange. Starting in July, Basic members are able to have up to 3 account holder and Essential members are able to have up to 5 account holders.

The account holder may be asked to manage additional requests from other business partners in the future such as rating updates or ActionPath requests. Therefore, they should be in a position to oversee and respond to all client requests related to your company’s FHR.

Ideally, your company's account holders will consist of the following positions:

  • CFO (Chief Financial Officer)

  • CSCO (Chief Supply Chain Officer)

  • CPO (Chief Procurement Officer)

If your company does not have the above Officer positions, common account holder roles include:

  • Financial Controller

  • VP of Finance

  • Chief Executive Officer/ President

If you're unsure who the appropriate contact is, we recommend checking with your direct manager to identify who is authorized to provide financial information.

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