invoice finance

Improve your cashflow

Invoice finance is a quick and effective way to release cash from unpaid invoices

You can access up to 95% of the invoice value

Helps maintain a regular cash flow and enables you to meet bills, wages and other key operating expenses

You can retain the credit control management and also have a confidential facility

All facilities are operated online making the account run smoothly

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FActoring

Allows access up to 95% of the invoice value.
The factoring company provide a full credit control facility.
Your customer will receive detailed statements and gentle reminders resulting in more accurate payments being made, speeding up your cashflow.
The facility is disclosed, so your customers will be aware you're using a factoring company.

confidential FActoring

Allows access up to 95% of the invoice value.

This is a confidential facility
The factoring company provide you with a full credit control facility and your customers do not know of the factoring companies involvement.
Your customers will receive detailed statements and gentle reminders, send out as it was done by your company and its confidential.

confidential invoice discounting

Allows access up to 95% of the invoice value.

This is a confidential facility
This time you continue to utilise your own credit control department.
In this instance, nothing changes and your customers will not be aware of the factoring companies involement.

invoice finance with bad debt protection

Some factoring providers will also offer bad debt protection also known as "non-recourse". If one of your customers fails to pay an undisputed debt or becomes insolvent, the invoice finance company will credit you with the amount of the debt up to the approved credit limit, less any agreed excess.

Bad debt protection gives peace of mind as it protects your business against the risks of one or more of your customers failing through insolvency or undisputed debt. It is particularly prudent if you are only trading with one or a handful of customers who you rely on for the majority of your turnover.