Invoice Factoring

Understanding the Wow Factor of Factoring

Invoice factoring definitely has a wow factor when it comes to quickly and efficiently improving a business's cash flow. It provides numerous benefits and supports growth.

Companies that bill their customers with credit terms of 30, 60, or 90 days can avoid cash flow delays by factoring those invoices and receiving payment immediately after invoicing their customers.

This enables businesses to maintain a steady cash flow for covering payroll, managing operational expenses, reinvesting in their operations, paying suppliers promptly, and pursuing new opportunities without having to wait for customer payments.

Consequently, companies can concentrate on growth without worrying about interruptions in cash flow.

What Is Invoice Factoring?

Invoice Factoring

Invoice factoring is a financial option in which a company that extends credit to its buyers and customers sells its accounts receivable to a factoring company.

This arrangement allows the business to receive cash immediately after invoicing the customer, eliminating the need to pursue customer payments or wait up to 90 days for payment.

As a result, it enhances cash flow quickly, enabling the company to maintain a steady cash flow.

What is the Process?

1. Submit the Get Started form: The office serving your area will reach out to you by phone to explain how the program works and to answer any questions you may have.

2. We then Send You the Application: You complete it online in just a few minutes, then send it back along with the normal paperwork.

3. The Application is Reviewed Immediately: The agreement is signed upon approval, and you then submit the invoices you wish to factor.

4. Invoices are Processed Right Away: Funding begins after the quick invoice verification process is complete.

Why is factoring important for businesses that invoice on credit terms?

Factoring allows businesses to manage cash flow when they extend credit to their commercial customers. It provides a steady flow of capital, regardless of the credit terms, which can range from 30 to 90 days. This enables businesses to focus on growth instead of pursuing or waiting for unpaid invoices.

Five Reasons Why Factoring is Important

  • Constant Cash Flow: It allows businesses to extend credit without impacting cash flow.
  • Does Not Create Debt: It provides immediate cash by selling their receivables to a factor.
  • Non-Recoure: The factoring company takes on the risk of non-payment by your customer.
  • Peace of Mind: Eliminate worries about unpaid invoices and operate with confidence.
  • Quick Funding: The cash can be available in as little as 24 to 48 hours.

Industries We Serve

  • Apparel and Textile: Production lines moving with factoring and purchase order financing.
  • Distribution and Manufacturing: Cash flow is ongoing based on sales and invoices.
  • Food and Beverages: Factoring is ideal for food and beverage distributors and manufacturers.
  • Staffing: Payroll funding for temporary staffing is essential for maintaining smooth operations.
  • Transportation and Logistics: Freight factoring solutions to help keep trucks on the road.
  • Plus Many Other Industries: We work with companies in most industries.
Invoice Factoring

Invoice factoring help companies improve cash flow, especially when they are billing their customers on credit terms, typically 30 to 90 days or longer.


Quick Access to Your Money

Factoring enables businesses to quickly access their funds, allowing them to cover operating costs, reinvest in their operations, pay suppliers, and manage expenses more effectively.


Increase Sales

Offering payment terms can help companies pursue additional buyers without the worries of extended payment terms and cash flow deficiencies.


Proactive Approach

Don’t allow unpaid invoices to impact your cash flow. Instead, adopt a proactive strategy by implementing a factoring facility that supports your daily operations and enables your business to thrive in competitive markets.


Get Started

To get started, simply fill out this short form. The office that serves your local area will contact you shortly.