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๐Ÿ“Š Surety Readiness Scorecard

See what a surety underwriter will compute from your balance sheet โ€” as-given vs as-allowed working capital, fourteen ratio targets, and estimated capacity.

This is the highest-intent tool on the bonding section: if three ratios are red, you know what to fix before you apply.


Interactive Scorecardโ€‹

Analyzed working capital$925,000
As given WC$1,330,000
Estimated single limit$9,250,000
Estimated aggregate$18,500,000

Ratio scorecard โ€” 11 on target, 2 to watch, 1 below target

RatioValueTargetStatus
Working capital to backlog7.7%over 5% (GC)good
Net worth to backlog17.5%over 7%good
Operating income to revenue4.0%over 3%good
Debt to equity0.98ร—under 3.0ร—good
G&A to revenue12.0%under 10%warn
Current ratio (analyzed)1.56ร—over 1.2ร—good
Return on equity28.6%over 15%good
Quick ratio1.48ร—over 1.0ร—good
Revenue to working capital16.22ร—under 15ร—warn
Days sales outstanding32 daysunder 60 daysgood
Underbillings to working capital21.6%under 25%good
Cash to working capital48.6%over 20%good
Largest job to backlog50.0%under 30%bad
Gross profit fade1.5%under 2%good

Estimates only โ€” not a capacity commitment. Every surety uses its own credit manual.


What this measuresโ€‹

  • Analyzed working capital โ€” after disallowing stale receivables, officer loans, and heavy underbillings
  • Ratio scorecard โ€” WC/backlog, debt/equity, fade, overtrading, and more
  • Estimated capacity โ€” single and aggregate from your analyzed figures

For the full adjustment schedule and definitions, read How Sureties Read Your Financials.



Estimates only

This scorecard is not a capacity commitment. Every surety uses its own credit manual and multiples.

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