Payment history
On-time payments matter most. Late marks, charge-offs, and collections weigh heavily—and age over time.
A plain-English look at what shapes your score, what disputes can (and cannot) do, and a secure intake when you are ready for Sunday Harmony to review your profile.
Exact formulas vary by bureau and model, but these themes show up again and again. Your audit prioritizes the levers that matter for your file.
On-time payments matter most. Late marks, charge-offs, and collections weigh heavily—and age over time.
High balances on cards hurt even when you pay on time. Utilization across cards is a common quick win.
Older accounts in good standing help. Closing old cards can shorten your average age.
A healthy mix of installment and revolving accounts can help—only open what you will actually use.
Hard pulls from applications can ding scores briefly. Rate shopping for a mortgage or auto is often grouped.
Need business funding instead?
Entity revenue, bank statements, and use of funds live on a separate intake.
Go to business funding →Educational summary only—not credit counseling or legal advice.
We line up all three bureaus, flag errors, and show what is helping or hurting today.
Round-by-round letters, furnishers, and escalations when items are inaccurate or unverifiable.
Personal credit often gates business funding. We can work both sides when that is the goal.
Identity, goals, and monitoring access so we can see the same data you do.
Sunday Harmony maps scores, negatives, and inquiries across bureaus.
Disputes, paydown priorities, and habits—plain language, no hype.
Client portal updates, rounds, and next steps as the file changes.
No. We follow the law and dispute inaccurate or unverifiable items. Results depend on your file and how furnishers respond.
No. Many clients use a monitoring service we connect to during intake. You can upload reports if you already have them.
Personal credit is about your consumer report. Business funding uses entity revenue and bank data—see our funding page for that path.
Yes. Sensitive fields are encrypted, uploads are validated, and access is limited to staff who need it. See our privacy policy for details.
Personal information, identity documents, and credit monitoring access. Submissions are encrypted and reviewed confidentially.
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