Find out what Jim learned about Factoring that even some Accountants don’t really get.
Simply click on the play button on the left to watch this fun video that explains exactly what you need to know about cash flow financing aka factoring.
An Overview of the Features of CashFlow’s Financial Solutions
CashFlow is unlike traditional finance options, you can apply for a factoring facility without years of financial records, significant collateral and forget the reams of paper work.
Your clients and accounts receivables are the main consideration.
Start-ups, CashFlow is keen to work with you, as it is definitely an option.
Once approved, cash will be in your bank account within 48 hours and then on time every month, for the life of the contract. Don’t be hampered by lengthy invoice payment terms, send CashFlow your invoices and receive funds promptly and regularly.
Working with a Factor is engaging an expert to deal with your accounts receivable. When you don’t have the means to employ this expertise in-house, a Factor is your ideal solution.
Always consider your invoices as an asset, use them accordingly and fund growth without debt.
Although the terminology may be different – factoring, invoice debtor finance, cash flow finance, invoice factoring, invoice lending – it has the same result – regular cash flow.

The Power of CashFlow
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Quick Access to Money
Once an application for debtor finance is approved, funds can be in the bank within 48 hours
- Avoids lengthy delays in achieving bank approval for a loan and receiving the funds
- The ability to be “agile”, to make that acquisition, bid for a new project or take on new staff
- Forward planning is now a reality
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Flexibility
As sales increase, the finance facility can also increase
- As the value of sales invoices increase, your facility can grow and increase your cash flow
- Terms are not cast in stone like a bank loan and can be renegotiated without
reapplying - Your business can grow in line with your expanding receivables and client base
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