And so outstanding invoices or late payments can be frustrating and leave you feeling a lack of control. That’s why we offer solutions to put control of your finances back in your hands.

Invoice financing and invoice factoring are both methods of improving cash flow; the key difference between the two is who’s responsible for securing and collecting the unpaid invoices from your customers.

In the case of invoice financing, also referred to as invoice discounting, it’s your responsibility to chase up and collect the payments. In invoice factoring, it’s the responsibility of the third-party factoring company.

All businesses experience fluctuations in cash flow. So, it’s vital to keep on top of your available cash to meet existing and future expenses.

This is why we’ve created our Insta Quote calculator.

Our quick and easy calculator can provide you with an instant guide quotation on the cash you have available to withdraw against your invoices, and the charges involved.

Once you have completed the calculator below and would like to speak with a member of our team for advice and support on your cash flow, please contact us today and speak with one of our expert advisors.