Unlock capital and grow your business with Invoice Finance

 
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A full order book doesn't always add up to cash in the bank. So if you need more working capital, we can help.

Our invoice finance service unlocks the cash tied up in your unpaid invoices - so you get fast access to the funds you need to grow your business.

Business invoice financing explained

All those unpaid invoices on your sales ledger have value, they're debts your customers have agreed to pay. We'll advance an agreed percentage of the value of your outstanding sales ledger, so instead of waiting weeks or months to get paid, you get quicker access to your money. 

We appreciate every business is different. Which is why we'll work with you to create a funding solution that meets your needs exactly.

 Quick guide to Invoice Finance

How invoice finance works

Invoice finance takes two main forms - debt factoring and invoice discounting. Factoring is a flexible funding and collections service: we act as your credit department and chase payments for you, so you're free to focus on your business.   

If you still want to retain your credit control function, invoice discounting allows you to manage your sales ledger so your clients need never know you're using us.

Key highlights:

  • Access up to 90% of the value of approved invoices
  • Stay in control - view sales ledger status and electronic payment requests online.
  • More available funding than traditional overdrafts
  • Less admin - we'll run credit checks, issue statements and provide collection services
  • Debt recovery litigation services
  • Bad debt protection if you need it

To find out how invoice finance could help your business, call 0333 321 4000.

 

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It’s a funding service offered to businesses by a number of financial services organisations that unlocks funds that are tied up in unpaid invoices. Invoice finance takes two main forms: factoring and invoice discounting.

Continue reading below to find out what the difference is between factoring and invoice discounting.
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The general rule is that organisations that provide a service or a product and raise invoices can be eligible for invoice finance; however conditions can be different with every provider, it’s always best to get expert advice.
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They are two different types of funding products that unlock funds based on unpaid invoices. The main difference is that with Invoice Discounting, the business keeps its own credit control making the service confidential and with Factoring the service provider follows-up on the business’ unpaid invoices.
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