Factoring / Accounts
Receivable Financing
Accelerate Your Cash Flow without Debt
Factoring / Accounts Receivable Financing refers to selling an invoice at a discount to access immediate cash. Factoring may be a suitable option if you’re experiencing cash flow issues due to extended payment terms or if you can’t get traditional financing to satisfy every day and future business needs.
What is factoring?
Learn how our alternative funding solution, factoring, can help your business avoid a cash crunch and provide instant capital.
The benefits
How Factoring Can Benefit Your Business
Management Support
Scalability
Factoring is a flexible and affordable option to scale your business, take on more or larger customers, and continue operating. In addition to our straightforward, competitive pricing, factoring offers you the flexibility to only factor the invoices you want, when you choose, and based on your needs. Factored invoices must represent completed and delivered products or services.
Non-Dilutive Funding
Factoring gives you the cash you need to move forward in your business and meet your goals without giving up any equity or incurring additional debt.Quick Access to Cash
Our streamlined application makes the initial setup process quick and painless which means you can start monetizing your accounts receivable within days. You can put those funds toward growing, covering payroll, and keeping suppliers happy…Ongoing Credit Management Support
As an ancillary benefit to our clients, we provide ongoing credit management and collections services at no extra charge. This includes prescreening customers and informing you when a customer’s credit is impaired. We take on the office support so our clients can focus on growing their business.THE PROCESS
Our Simple 4-Step Process
1. Apply for Factoring
Get started by submitting your factoring application. Most businesses must meet the following criteria to qualify:
- Have a clear title to the receivable
- No blanket UCC filing
- No mechanic or construction liens
- No silent lien rights such as PACA
2. We Review Your Business’s A/R
We’ll learn about your individual situation and determine if your accounts receivable are suitable for factoring, which includes reviewing your customers' credit and payment history.
3. Receive Approval
We can typically provide an answer or approval within days of receiving your application.
4. Get Cash
Once you submit an invoice to be factored, we can provide up to a 90% advance against the face value of the invoice, typically on the same day.
FEATURED CASE STUDIES
How We’ve Helped Our Clients
Achieve Their Business Goals
A Client in The Start-Up Stage
Our client recently started their own business and was experiencing challenges securing traditional financing from a bank. While the owner had years of personal experience within the industry, the bank only looked at the fact that the business was only 6-Months old and declined them for a line of credit. Despite their “newness” in business, our client leveraged their prior industry relationships and was bringing on new customers. They just needed a lending partner that would allow them to continue to grow.
We provided a Factoring line to help the client monetize their existing accounts receivable and gain access to cash so they had the peace of mind to pursue new contracts without worrying about covering operating expenses.
A Client with a Mature
Business and Large Customer
Concentrations
Our client had an established business and was currently experiencing high customer concentrations. As a result, they risked losing a significant part of their revenue if a client dropped and needed solutions to offset that risk.
Through factoring, the business could focus on running their business and positioning themselves for growth with more confidence, knowing they had access to funds when and if they ever needed them.
A Client Struggling with Cash Flow
Our client was experiencing a gap in their regular cash flow and was concerned they wouldn’t meet their payroll. Since their employees were the heart of managing their business and the ones responsible for keeping the lights on, satisfying payroll was a priority for the business owner.
The client chose to factor their accounts receivable to free up resources, ensuring their employees were paid and continued working, and ultimately keeping their business afloat.
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