Manufacturing Factoring
Streamline Your Cash Flow and Maximize Manufacturing Business
Factoring offers a solution by turning unpaid invoices into quick cash, ensuring consistent cash flow to keep your operations on track.
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Get fast access to business capital, customized to your needs, without lengthy approvals or rigid terms.
Quickly receive payment for your invoices by using the Single Point App, and say goodbye to lengthy approval delays.
Secure your business's stability with rapid, with highly competitive terms.
Get the individualized support you need, delivered with exceptional speed and efficiency.
Manufacturers across all sectors can benefit from our services. Whether you specialize in raw material production, industrial equipment, custom fabrication, or large-scale distribution, we have financing solutions tailored to support your operations and cash flow needs.
Our Account Management Portal offers transparent, easy access to all your account details in one place. With a user-friendly interface, you can manage your business with ease, track your finances, and stay on top of all transactions—whenever and wherever you need it.
Manufacturing factoring provides immediate cash by allowing manufacturers to sell their unpaid invoices to a factoring company. Instead of waiting 30, 60, or 90 days for customer payments, you can access funds upfront to cover expenses like raw materials, payroll, and operational costs. This ensures steady cash flow, even when dealing with long payment terms.
Faster cash flow: Get paid within 24–48 hours instead of waiting for customer payments.
Support for growth: Fund large orders or purchase inventory without delays.
No debt incurred: Factoring is not a loan, so it doesn’t add to your liabilities.
Customer credit checks: Factoring companies evaluate your customers’ creditworthiness, reducing financial risk.
Manufacturing factoring is ideal for businesses that: Sell to creditworthy B2B or government clients. Have unpaid invoices with clear payment terms (e.g., net 30 or net 60). Need working capital to manage operations or scale production.Industries such as automotive parts, metal fabrication, food production, and electronics manufacturing often benefit from factoring.
Manufacturing factoring differs from bank loans in several ways:
When choosing a factoring partner, consider: