TURN RECEIVABLES INTO WORKING CAPITAL

DON’T LET UNPAID INVOICES SLOW YOUR BUSINESS

Explore invoice factoring options that may help convert eligible unpaid B2B invoices into accessible working capital without waiting for customer payment terms to end. Through our trusted funding partner network, we help businesses explore potential solutions that can support payroll, inventory, operating expenses, and new growth opportunities.

A CLEARER PATH FROM INVOICE TO CASH FLOW

ISSUE YOUR INVOICE

Provide goods or services and invoice your business customer.

SUBMIT ELIGIBLE RECEIVABLES

Share qualified unpaid invoices for partner review.

RECEIVE AN ADVANCE

Access an approved portion of the invoice value.

CUSTOMER PAYMENT

The customer pays the factor, and the remaining balance is released after fees.

Exact process depends on the factoring agreement and funding partner.

WHEN BUSINESS IS STRONG

BUT PAYMENTS TAKE TIME

SUPPORT DAY-TO-DAY CASH FLOW

Access working capital that may help cover payroll, inventory, materials, supplier payments, and other operating expenses while customer invoices remain outstanding.

TAKE ON NEW ORDERS

Use available working capital to support increased production, purchase necessary materials, manage staffing needs, and fulfill new customer orders without waiting for existing invoices to be paid.

FUNDING TIED TO RECEIVABLES

Potential options may focus on the value of eligible unpaid invoices and the payment reliability of your business customers, along with applicable funding partner requirements.

IS IT RIGHT FOR YOU?

IS INVOICE FACTORING A PRACTICAL OPTION FOR YOUR BUSINESS?

Invoice factoring may be worth exploring if your business provides completed goods or services to other businesses or government customers and regularly issues invoices with extended payment terms. It can help bridge the gap between completing the work and receiving payment from your customers.

Potential funding partners may review several factors when evaluating your receivables. These may include the validity and value of your outstanding invoices, the payment reliability of your customers, whether the goods or services have already been delivered, and whether the invoices are free from disputes, liens, or other restrictions.

This option may be suitable for businesses that need working capital to cover payroll, purchase inventory or materials, manage operating expenses, or accept new orders before existing invoices are paid. Eligibility, invoice acceptance, advance amounts, recourse terms, reserves, and applicable fees will depend on the factoring agreement and funding partner requirements.

READY TO EXPLORE YOUR FUNDING OPTIONS?

Our team is ready to help you find the right funding.