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Debtor finance (or invoice factoring) allows you to access the funds tied up in outstanding invoices, improving your cash flow and liquidity. This can provide the working capital required to cover expenses, invest in growth, and seize new opportunities without waiting for customer payments to land in your business account.

Provides immediate cash from specific invoices, helping you balance revenue against expense timing.

Like factoring, invoice finance or invoice discounting provides immediate funding against unpaid invoices, enhancing liquidity and boosting your cash flow. Invoice Discounting/Finance are typically undisclosed funding arrangements, with businesses still managing the receivables ledger. Funding specific debtors is also possible, rather than the entire ledger.