How do I manage unpaid business invoices?
Your money is sitting in your debtors ledger. Invoice finance lets you access up to 90% of outstanding invoice values within 24 hours - without waiting for your customers to pay.
To manage unpaid business invoices and release tied-up cash, you can use Invoice Finance, Invoice Factoring, or Invoice Discounting. These products solve cash flow gaps by allowing a lender to advance up to 90% of your outstanding invoice values immediately. You then repay the lender when your customers pay their invoices on their normal 30, 60, or 90-day terms.
What we can do for you
Assess your debtors ledger and the type of invoice finance most suited to your business.
Search specialist invoice finance providers across the whole market.
Identify whether factoring or discounting is more appropriate for your business model.
Help you understand the true cost of the facility and compare providers.
Arrange a facility that grows automatically as your sales ledger grows.
Finance options that could help
Invoice Financing
The parent product - access cash from invoices within 24 hours of raising them.
Invoice Factoring
The factor manages your collections - ideal if you want to outsource credit control.
Trade Finance
Reduces payment risk and enables international trade without tying up working capital.
Business Line of Credit
An alternative if invoice finance is not suited to your business model.
All finance is subject to status and individual lender criteria. Invoice finance is typically assessed on the quality of your debtors rather than solely on your own credit profile.
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