Invoice Discounting releases cash for your business

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Invoice discounting provides funding against the sales ledger of a business, providing both an immediate cash injection and an ongoing supply of working capital. By providing a percentage of the value of invoices upfront, the finance can ease the cash flow worries of a business by bridging the gap between raising an invoice and getting paid.

• Does your business raise invoices to other businesses?
• Is your projected turnover for the forthcoming year more than £50,000?
• Do you offer credit terms between 30-120 days?
• Is your business based in the UK?

• You can bridge the cashflow gap between raising an invoice and getting paid.
• You can boost your cashflow by receiving an immediate cash-injection and ongoing supply of working capital into your business against the value of your outstanding invoices.
• You maintain the relationship with your customers and you collect payments against outstanding invoices - the invoice discounter provides the cash to support you. Unlike factoring, invoice discounting does not include a credit control service.

• Step 1 - You invoice your customers for goods and services, and send details of the sales to the provider.
• Step 2 - On receipt of your invoice, the discounting provider will typically release up to 85 per cent of its value within 24 hours of it being raised.
• Step 3 - You chase payment of the invoice.
• Step 4 - Your customer makes payment into a dedicated trust account.
• Step 5 - The provider will now release the remaining 15 per cent of the invoice value, minus a small fee.