WORKING CAPITAL THAT WORKS

Invoice Financing uses your company’s receivables as collateral, letting you harness the latent cash flow in your unpaid invoices. When working capital is tight, invoice financing can be a key part of your ongoing cash flow strategy. SLR Business Credit can provide invoice financing against your accounts receivable, inventory, equipment, and even commercial real estate assets, making it easier to pay suppliers, take on new orders, and make payroll.

INVOICE FINANCING HIGHLIGHTS

• Uses receivables as collateral
• Allows for a custom asset mix of receivables, inventory, equipment, and commercial real estate
• Provides immediate cash flow

What Is Invoice Financing?

Invoice financing creates cash flow from unpaid customer receivables. With invoice financing, a business can access their unpaid invoices at a discounted rate to keep cash flowing to their bank account. Also known as accounts receivable factoring, invoice financing is best for business owners who have customers that do not pay for their goods or services immediately, in industries like manufacturing and service where they are selling customers a tangible, completed good or service.

QUALIFYING FOR INVOICE FINANCING

Businesses that invoice customers for goods and services that can be verified as “completed” are ideal candidates for invoice financing. Another key element for qualification is good credit, including a clean financial and tax background. If your business covers these qualifications, then you may be well on your way to get the cash flow your company needs from invoice financing.

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Many lenders and banking institutions will require you to fill out difficult paperwork to get the cash flow you need for your business. SLR Business Credit team members are experts at making the process as simple as possible, so you can get the invoice financing that will help your company grow.