Fast Access to Invoice Finance
Access short-term cashflow while you are waiting for payment.
- Release the funds tied up in your invoices
- Funds in your account within 24 hours
- Confidential invoice discounting
- Full credit control and Collection
- Competitive fees
- Purchase order finance
- Export Finance
- Construction Finance
- Recruitment Finance
- Transport Finance
- Fast funding – compare invoice factoring rates
- Payment within 24 hours instead of your 30, 60 or 90 day terms
- Get 80 – 90% of the value of the invoice value the rest when your customer pays
Invoice Finance, or Factoring, is a great way to maintain your cashflow sensibly, and consistently.
In industries where an invoice is issued, Invoice Finance allows you to grant extended payment terms for your customer.
Payment terms can usually be anywhere from 30 days to 90 days. Going without the money for that long can be crippling to a small business, or someone who needs to pay for materials or services before embarking on their next job.
Rather than borrowing the cash to cover cashflow shortfalls, invoice finance allows you to sell your invoices to a factoring company. The process means you receive fast payment, without damaging your relationship with your customers or your suppliers.
The factoring company will then collect payment from your customer – this can be done confidentially, so that your customers are unaware that you are using a factoring service. When your customer pays your factoring company, the remainder of the invoice value is transferred to you (minus fees typically 2-4%).
How Does Invoice Finance Work?
How Does Invoice Finance Work?
Invoice Finance, or Factoring, is a great way to maintain your cashflow sensibly, and consistently.
In industries where an invoice is issued, Invoice Finance allows you to grant extended payment terms for your customer.
Payment terms can usually be anywhere from 30 days to 90 days. Going without the money for that long can be crippling to a small business, or someone who needs to pay for materials or services before embarking on their next job.
Rather than borrowing the cash to cover cashflow shortfalls, invoice finance allows you to sell your invoices to a factoring company. The process means you receive fast payment, without damaging your relationship with your customers or your suppliers.
The factoring company will then collect payment from your customer – this can be done confidentially, so that your customers are unaware that you are using a factoring service. When your customer pays your factoring company, the remainder of the invoice value is transferred to you (minus fees typically 2-4%).