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Consider funding for completed transport services while customers are on payment terms.
Fuel, wages, maintenance and other operating costs continue while customers take time to settle invoices. Finance against eligible completed-service invoices can help manage the timing difference.
Proof of delivery and accurate invoicing help establish that a service has been completed. Discuss claims, shortages, customer deductions and any disputed work with a provider.
Explain whether you work with direct customers, freight forwarders or larger logistics contractors. High reliance on one customer may affect the provider’s assessment.
Compare the collection support offered under factoring with keeping collections in-house under discounting. Ask how invoice eligibility changes when payment is late or a delivery is disputed.
Outline your turnover, payment terms, customer mix and the value of outstanding invoices. A provider may ask for accounts, an aged debtor report and supporting records. Availability and terms depend on its assessment.
Tell us about your business, your invoices and what you want funding to achieve.