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Factoring
Need fast cash for your business but don’t want to add debt to your balance sheet? Factoring lets you leverage accounts receivable assets to get immediate financing. Let us show you how today!
What is Factoring?
Factoring is the sale of your business’s accounts receivable assets to a financial company called a “factor.” A factor buys invoices, purchase orders, and contracts that your clients have yet to pay. You get a lump sum payment up front and the factor recoups their cost when your customer pays on their account. Any excess cash goes back to your business, minus a factoring fee.
Depending on the industry, it’s customary to offer clients 30 to 90 days to satisfy their outstanding balances. If your business needs to cover expenses in the meantime, it could cause strain on your finances. With factoring, you can get what you need to keep business moving without all the waiting around. Connect with our experienced factors to leverage your AR now.
Types of Factoring
Invoices
Why wait around for weeks, waiting for your clients to pay when you could have cash in hand right away? Offering extended payment terms may benefit client relations, but leave you short of money. Factor one or multiple invoices by utilizing our professional network.
Purchase Orders
A purchase order is a promise to pay once goods and services are delivered. But if you don’t have enough materials to satisfy the order, you risk losing clients. Get what you need from our factors right away so you can deliver on time.
Contracts
Use your established relationships to advance funding to your business. If your clients are prompt and reliable with their payments, you can leverage your contracts to get financing from a factor.
Advantages of Factoring
- Factor as many or as few accounts as you need.
- Avoid the hassle of collection.
- Specialized factoring is available for certain industries.
- Free up cash to reinvest in your business growth.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Factoring not a good fit?
If your business doesn’t have accounts receivable, factoring won’t be an available option. In this case, we can help you explore lines of credit, hard money loans, and other forms of short-term financing.