Invoice factoring
Invoice factoring is the sale of your outstanding invoices to a funding source at a discount in exchange for most of the value up front. When your customer pays, you receive the remainder minus the factoring cost. It is not a loan, so it does not create debt.
The number that matters here is your days sales outstanding, the average time customers take to pay. The longer that gap, the more factoring can help stabilize cash flow.
Invoice factoring
Prosper firms that bill other businesses and wait for payment are the natural fit. A commercial cleaning company servicing offices along the Preston Road corridor invoices monthly, yet payroll runs every two weeks. Factoring closes that timing gap.
Consider a grading and site-prep contractor working the steady stream of new construction across Prosper's north side near Frontier Parkway. That firm often waits weeks on progress payments from developers while fuel and crews must be paid now. Factoring those receivables frees cash to keep equipment running. A staffing agency placing workers with Prosper ISD vendors could use the same approach to make payroll before client invoices clear.
We take your receivables profile to multiple factoring sources and compare their terms for you. Instead of accepting one discount schedule, you see the advance amounts and costs side by side so the true price of each invoice is clear.
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