About invoice factoring
Turn unpaid invoices into immediate cash — also called invoice financing or accounts receivable financing — by advancing on your accounts receivable.
For manufacturing businesses
Financing options for manufacturers — from equipment acquisition to bridging long production and payment cycles.
Why this fit works
Manufacturers often carry long production cycles and net-60 or net-90 terms with large buyers. Factoring is a natural fit here: it advances against those creditworthy receivables so you can buy materials and make payroll without waiting on the invoice. We look closely at customer concentration and PO-to-invoice timing, which matter more in manufacturing than in most sectors.
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Common questions
Can I factor invoices to a single large customer?
Often yes, though heavy customer concentration is assessed carefully. The customer’s creditworthiness matters more than yours.
Does factoring work with progress billing?
It can. Milestone or progress invoices are common in manufacturing and are frequently factorable once the milestone is accepted.
Educational information only — not an eligibility decision. All funding decisions are made by the lending partner.