"Borrowers grant Kabbage access to their PayPal, eBay (EBAY, Fortune 500) and other online payment accounts, disclosing real-time sales and delivery information. The company says it can determine a business' creditworthiness and put money into its account in just seven minutes.
Once a small business is getting credit from Kabbage, it also has the option to link up its Facebook and Twitter accounts to the site, which could provide a bump in its "Kabbage score." The small businesses that do are 20% less likely to be delinquent on their loans, Golin said."
The article's real title is a lot better, although still link baity: "Facebook friends could change your credit score"
"Dear insurance companies, I'm shopping for a policy. Please fill out this bid form so I can verify your business history, tax compliance, carbon footprint, employee demographics, political contributions..."