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What Are Source Financial Documents?

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Written by Connor Carey

When you submit financial data through the FHR Exchange portal, you may be asked — or required, depending on your customer's program specifications — to attach source financial documents to support your submission.

Source financial documents are the original financial records that back up the figures you have manually entered into the system. Examples include:

  • Annual reports

  • Audited or unaudited financial statements

  • Income statements and balance sheets

  • Tax filings (e.g. corporate tax returns)

  • Management accounts

  • Any other official financial records your company uses

Important: Uploading source documents does not affect your rating calculation. They are used for verification and record-keeping purposes only.

These documents give RapidRatings' analysts a reference point to verify the accuracy of the data you've entered. They are stored securely and are not shared publicly — access is limited to the RapidRatings team and, where applicable, the customer who received your FHR report.

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