Control your Cashflow
Invoice Financing for SME’s
Invoice financing utilises the balance of your unpaid invoices to provide a Line of Credit facility that you can use to manage and grow your business.
Our lenders fund between 80 and 95% of the value of the outstanding invoice, with some even offering an additional collection service on your business’ behalf.
Once an invoice is raised it is forwarded to the financier for payment, this normally takes 24 hours. Many financiers now utilise your cloud-based accounting system to streamline this process.
Accessing the funds owed to you by debtors, allows you to meet your monetary obligations like paying employees, rent & suppliers. However, the best part is having cashflow to grow and succeed!
Imagine for just a moment.
if you were paid today,
for the work you did yesterday,
what could you achieve tomorrow?
Imagine for just a moment.
If you were paid today,
for the work you did yesterday,
what could you achieve tomorrow?
Maximise Cashflow
Gain access to $ from unpaid invoices whenever need it.
No property? Not a problem.
Funds are secured against your accounts, you don’t required property to access.
Ongoing line of credit
A simple process through your accounting software, accessing funds when required.
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