Invoice Finance Factoring
Invoice Finance Factoring, also known as ‘Debtor Finance’, is a type of invoice finance that gets you paid a high percentage of the amount owed, immediately. Instant income from receiving a high percentage of your invoice value, is great way to provide positive cash flow to your business, rather than having to chase debts. You’ll never have to worry about a late payment, and you’ll be able to focus on more productive tasks, than chasing unpaid invoices.
Invoice Financing Australian businesses is popular as a business loan because it works like a pre-approved line of credit. This helps turn your outstanding invoices into immediate cash for your business. These facilities are useful for businesses who’s debtors are particularly slow payers, and where immediate payment of the invoice is required to cover ongoing costs of labour, materials, new opportunities, other lending commitments, and even Tax Debt. Simply issue the invoice to your client and provide a copy to the third party lender. The finance provider ensures funds are available in your account within a couple of days.
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We’ll start by finding out what makes your business tick. What are your business’s working capital requirements? How profitable is your business? What could an injection of working capital do for your business growth? We’ll then get to work customising a lending solution that works for you. You may be a business that only needs a few invoices funded from time to time, or you may be getting set for a rapid growth period that requires every dollar you can get your hands on. Either way, we’ll weigh up the options and explain the pro’s/cons, costs/opportunities associated with each of these so that you can make an educated call on which route to take.
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- Initial Chat: We’ll start with a detailed chat to find out what makes your business tick. What are your business goals? What does your cash flow look like? and what is your financial position?
- Collect your information: We’ll then send you a small checklist and some links to provide the information we need to analyse your options
- Discuss the options: Next, we’ll show you our findings and discuss the pros and cons of the options available. This may include cash flow modelling and the affects of loan costs on your P&L
- Apply for the loan: Once you’ve decided exactly what limit, product, and structure you would prefer, we’ll get to work on arranging your approval.
- Draw down: Draw downs for Invoice finance work a little differently from most other loan types, as you’ll draw your loan down each time you create an invoice. Once your invoice is paid by the debtor, a portion of your loan is paid back. This cycle continues until such time that you no longer require the facility.
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So here’s how we keep things simple for you.
- Since Invoice Finance is an un-regulated finance product and security is taken over the invoices themselves, the application process is usually pretty simple. We have plenty of experience in these loan types and will make sure we take your loan to a lender that wants to work with you.
- Invoice Finance is a very unique loan product. While it has benefits, it also comes with very different fee structures. We’ll make sure you have a good understanding ofg these so that you can factor the costs into your business.
- Once your facility is approved, your accounts team will need some guidance on how to manage the invoices and draw funds down from your facility. We’ll make sure they have all the help they need so that payments aren’t missed, and you can focus on running your business.
- Invoice finance is often seen as a short-term solution. If your business is profitable, then it’s only a matter of time before your working capital catches up with your cash flow requirements. We’ll be here to analyze the numbers with you and make sure your business is comfortable without the facitiy before you finalise the loan.
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How Can Invoice Finance Help Business Growth?
Invoice finance can provide an almost immediate working capital injection for your business. This may be used to fund new jobs, clear ATO debt for future loan applications, buying stock, or covering wages. Working capital requirements are often quite high for rapidly growing businesses. If your business is growing fast, it may be worth chatting with us to see if Invoice Finance is a good solution for you.
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FAQ’s About Invoice Factoring Finance
How does Invoice Finance work?
Once you’ve issued an invoice for completed services, the lender will pay a pre-negotiated percentage of the invoice amount into your trading account. Depending on your agreement with the lender and your debtors, collection of the invoice from the debtor may be the responsibility of the lender or your accounts receivable team.
What fees are associated with Invoice Finance?
The interest and fee structure of your debtor finance agreement comes down to a number of factors. Ie, whether or not you intend to draw your facility down on every invoice you issue or just draw down on spot invoices, whether or not you have a broad range of debtors or rely on one or two, whether or not your debtors are known to the lender and have a reputation for paying their invoices on time.
What is Invoice Finance?
An Invoice Finance facility is a line of credit with a pre-determined limit that can be drawn down as a percentage of the balance of debtors on your balance sheet. Essentially, the lender takes security over the invoices you generate for your debtors, so no property is required to support the loan. Invoice Finance can help provide a much needed working capital injection to businesses with outstanding debtor balances and longer payment terms.
How does Invoice Finance Work?
Once you’ve issued an invoice for completed services, the lender will pay a pre-negotiated % for the invoice amount into your trading account. Depending on your agreement with the lender and your debtors, collection of the invoice from the debtor may be the responsibility of the lender or your accounts receivable team.
What fees are associated with Invoice Financing?
The interest and fee structure of your debtor finance agreement comes down to a number of factors. Ie, whether you intend to draw your facility down on every invoice you issue or just draw down on spot invoices, whether or not you have a broad range of debtors or rely on one or two, whether your debtors are known to the lender and have a reputation for paying their invoices on time.
What is Invoice Finance?
In Australia, an Invoice Finance facility is a line of credit with a pre-determined limit that can be drawn down as a percentage of the balance of debtors on your balance sheet. Essentially, the lender takes security over the invoices you generate for your debtors, so no property is required to support the loan. Invoice Finance can help provide a much needed working capital injection to businesses with outstanding debtor balances and longer payment terms.
Can the lender access my accounting software automatically & increase the my borrowing capacity?
In some situations, yes, but usually, you need to agree to this within your the financing terms and conditions. If you don’t always need the business cash flow, it’s advisable to manually submit invoices, rather than using an integration.
What are the typical percentage rates for invoice receivables financing in Australia?
Invoice financing rates in Australia can vary, typically ranging from around 1% to 4% per month. The specific rate depends on your business creditworthiness, the industry you work in, and the terms of the financing agreement. Contact us for more details in relation to fees and charges.
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