Principal Business Finance
Invoice Finance
Release working capital from eligible unpaid customer invoices.
The essentials
Invoice Finance explained
Invoice finance can bridge the gap between issuing invoices and receiving payment. A finance provider advances part of an eligible invoice’s value, with the balance released after payment and agreed charges.
Support cashflow
Access funds tied up in approved invoices to meet operating costs.
Keep work moving
Support wages, supplier payments and new contracts while customers pay.
Explore different structures
Facilities can differ in invoice coverage, collections and credit-control arrangements.
From invoice to available funds
Your business supplies goods or services and issues an eligible invoice. The provider assesses the invoice and advances an agreed proportion under the facility.
When the customer pays, the remaining balance is released after the advance and applicable fees are accounted for. Timing, eligibility and charges depend on the provider.
We help you explore the facility and information required. Principal Business Finance is the broker; the finance provider supplies the funding.
Why Principal Business Finance?
Practical support from your first conversation through to completion.
A wide provider panel
We explore relevant commercial finance providers around your requirement.
Personal communication
A member of our team supports your enquiry and keeps you informed.
Support through completion
We coordinate the application and information needed as your enquiry progresses.
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Your next step
Let’s talk about your requirements.
Share your plans and our team will explore the funding options with you.
Finance is subject to the provider’s assessment and approval. Rates, fees, terms and security requirements vary. Principal Business Finance Limited is a credit broker, not a lender.