ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
FINANCING.
A profitable business can still run short of cash: payroll, materials, suppliers, fuel and project costs all land before customers pay their invoices. That's a timing problem — and receivables financing is built for exactly it.
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THE WORK IS DONE — THE INVOICE ISN'T PAID.
B2B customers often pay in 30, 45, 60 or even 90 days. Meanwhile the expenses that created that revenue have already been paid: staff, materials, subcontractors, fuel, insurance. The business is profitable on paper and squeezed in the bank account.
Receivables financing looks at money your customers already owe you as the basis for accessing capital — so the gap between doing the work and getting paid stops dictating what your business can do next.
WHAT RECEIVABLES FINANCING CAN HELP COVER.
Payroll
Pay the people who did the work the invoice covers.
Materials
Buy for the next project while the last one ages.
Suppliers
Keep payables current and terms intact.
Fuel & Operating Costs
Keep trucks, machines and crews running.
Inventory
Restock while receivables are outstanding.
Project Costs
Fund the upfront costs of work in progress.
A PROFITABLE BUSINESS CAN STILL RUN OUT OF RUNWAY.
RECEIVABLES FINANCING OR A LINE OF CREDIT?
Receivables Financing
Capital tied to invoices your customers already owe — matched to the timing problem itself.
Business Line of Credit
Revolving capacity for recurring gaps — a broader tool when the need isn't tied to specific invoices.
Business Line of CreditNot sure which fits?
Describe how your customers pay and what expenses hit first — the structure should match the cycle.
NOT SURE WHAT KIND OF FINANCING YOU NEED?
You don't need to know the exact financing product before you start. Tell us what your business is trying to accomplish.
QUESTIONS ABOUT RECEIVABLES FINANCING.
STOP LETTING YOUR INVOICES SET YOUR PACE.
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RELATED FINANCING SOLUTIONS.
Working Capital
Flexible capital for cash flow, payroll, suppliers, operating expenses and opportunities.
Learn moreRELATED BUSINESS NEEDS.
Accounts Receivable
Fund the wait while customers pay what they already owe.
Learn moreCash Flow
Bridge the gap between expenses going out and revenue coming in.
Learn morePayroll
Meet paycheques on schedule while customer payments are still aging.
Learn moreNew Contract
Cover the upfront costs of work you've already won.
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