Invoice Finance
Release working capital tied up in outstanding customer invoices.
Invoice finance for smoother cash flow
Brynshaw Finance introduces businesses to specialist invoice finance providers who assess the quality of the debtor book, trading history and facility needs. Funding may help bridge the timing gap between issuing invoices and receiving payment. We are not a lender, and provider terms depend on assessment.
Invoice finance can help a business manage the timing gap between raising invoices and receiving payment. We introduce you to suitable providers who may assess debtor quality, customer concentration, trading history, credit control and the level of funding required. The right structure can support day-to-day cash flow while you continue to grow.
Before an introduction, we discuss how you invoice customers, typical payment terms, seasonal peaks, overdue balances and any group or contract considerations. This gives a provider clearer context and helps you understand likely information requirements, costs and responsibilities. We are not a lender and approval remains subject to the provider’s assessment.
How invoice finance may help
It can help businesses plan cash flow around customer payment cycles, manage growth-related working capital needs and reduce pressure caused by longer payment terms. A provider will consider invoices, customers, concentration, credit control and affordability.
Discuss invoice finance