How To Use Accounts Receivable Financing
We have a wide range of business financing options tailored to fit your goals, industry, and stage of expansion.
Example Uses
Expenses
Paid
Advance your receivables to fuel growth without giving up equity.
A small IT services company provides monthly software development support to enterprise clients. They invoice on net-60 terms but need to pay developers and cover SaaS tools upfront. With AR financing, they fund their invoices monthly and stay ahead of operational expenses.
- Cover Expenses
- Helps Maintain Payroll
- SaaS Tools Stay Active
- Steady Cashflow
- Keeps Teams Employed
- Pay 3rd parties Ontime
Expenses Paid
By Flexible Capital
Immediate
Payment
Turn your customer invoices into instant inventory funding.
A wholesale beverage distributor received a large purchase order from a grocery chain. The supplier required upfront payment, but the grocery store would take 45 days to pay the invoice. The distributor used AR financing to get immediate capital from the invoice, cover supplier costs, and deliver the order on time.
- Fill Bigger Orders
- Relieve Cashflow Stress
- Accept More Contracts
- Pays Invoices Upfront
- Help Clear Up Debts
- Cover Supplier Costs
Immediate Payment
By Flexible Capital
Maintain
Payroll
Keep Your Payroll Moving with Accounts Receivable Financing.
A staffing company places workers at various client locations but must pay its staff weekly. However, clients pay invoices on net-60 terms, causing major cash flow gaps. Using accounts receivable financing, the agency advances cash from invoices and pays employees on time—without relying on loans.
- Close billing and payment gaps
- Helps Maintain Payroll
- Able To Take Larger Contracts
- Ability To Expand & Grow
- Improves Employee Retention
- Propensity To Continue Operations
Maintain Payroll
By Flexible Capital
