Invoice Discounting

Maintain control while accessing invoice funds.

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What is Invoice Discounting?

Invoice discounting allows businesses to borrow against the value of unpaid invoices while retaining responsibility for collections. Customers remain unaware that finance is in place.

Types of Invoice Discounting

Facilities include disclosed and undisclosed discounting, and some offer selective invoice discounting where only chosen invoices are funded.

Raise an Invoice

Provide goods or services to your customer and issue an invoice as usual.

Submit to Finance Provider

Share the invoice details with your chosen invoice finance provider.

Receive Advance

The provider will advance you a percentage of the invoice value, usually between 70% and 90%.

Customer Pays the Invoice

Your customer then pays the invoice either directly to the finance provider or to you, depending on the type of facility.

Get the Remainder Minus Fees

Once payment is received, the finance provider releases the remaining balance to you, minus their agreed fees or charges.

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Benefits of Invoice Discounting

It improves cash flow while keeping credit control in-house, preserving customer relationships and confidentiality. It is usually cheaper than factoring due to lower service involvement.

Suitable for established businesses with strong credit control processes, such as larger manufacturers and service providers.

Things You Need to Know

Lenders prefer businesses with reliable customers and robust internal collections systems. Discounting may not be available to smaller firms without financial track records.

FAQs

Is invoice discounting confidential?

Yes, customers typically won’t know.

How much can I borrow?

Up to 90% of invoice value.

Do I need minimum turnover?

Many lenders require annual turnover to be over £150,000.

Can I still chase late payments?

Yes, collections remain your responsibility.

Is it flexible?

Yes, selective invoice discounting allows you to fund only chosen invoices.

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