Invoice Finance
Release the cash tied up in invoices and we’ll chase it for you! Also available on individual invoices.
How much can you borrow?
Up to £5m
For how long?
Unlimited – it’s an ongoing contract
What is the interest rate?
Competetive
What is invoice financing?
In simple terms, Invoice Financing, also know as Invoice Factoring, is a way of selling your invoices to a factoring company or ‘provider’.
The factoring company will then instantly provide, or pay you, between 80-90% of the cash tied up in an invoice, so you can get back to running your business with money in the bank.
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How does invoice finance work?
You raise an invoice as normal when you make your sale
You’ll then copy the invoice over to your provider or factoring company
They’ll quickly verify the invoice before paying you up to 90% of the invoice total – instantly
By boosting your cash flow this helps you to pay bills, invest in stock and expand your business
Cut down the time you spend on credit control
Our invoice finance services
Within our Invoice Finance options are, factoring, invoice discounting and spot factoring/ single invoice factoring. Although all work in a similar way each is slightly different and works best in different situations.
Invoice Factoring – Factoring is a service where a lender makes an advance to your company, based upon the value of your invoices. Typically, they will lend up to 90% after assessing the quality of your invoices. The factoring company will then chase your invoices for you, before claiming what they are owed, along with their fees, and then returning the remaining balance to you.
Invoice Discounting – Invoice Discounting works in a very similar way to factoring. However, it is normally for larger, more established businesses who want a confidential facility whilst retaining their own credit control function. During the process of invoice discounting, the business will collect its own invoices, accounting to the factoring company for any amounts due.
Spot factoring/Single invoice – This is a fairly new product in the UK and can act as a stop gap to bridge short term cash flow issues. Spot factoring provides you with working capital in exactly the same way as factoring and discounting. It is designed to meet one-off cash flow shortages and doesn’t require the same long-term commitment. Spot factoring can cost more in fees so companies that require regular facilities will find full factoring or invoice discounting more cost-effective.