Whereas with the traditional types of invoice finance you will borrow against all or the majority of your sales ledger, this product allows you to only commit certain customers to the facility.
As an example, if you had ten customers, but only two who paid on slower terms, you could simply commit the two slower paying customers to the facility, and exclude the eight who pay well.
Compared to the more traditional products, Selective Invoice Finance is more flexible and is becoming more popular as it is very easy to use. It can be slightly more expensive than Factoring and Invoice Discounting, as you will be putting less through the facility itself.
Instead of borrowing against all customers on your sales ledger, you would only choose those you want to fund and commit them to the facility. Once you commit a customer to the facility, you must give all invoices for that customer to the selective invoice finance lender. You will receive two payments from the lender. The first payment will be the initial bulk payment against the total invoice value, known as the pre-payment percentage. The second payment is the remainder of the invoice, minus the agreed upon fee. This is the residual balance. Your customer will pay the lender back directly.
Submit invoice(s)
Initially, you will submit the invoices you would like to fund to the selective invoice finance lender.
Invoice Verification
Once the amount of funding available per customer is agreed, the lender will do a verification with your customers.
Initial Advance to you
Once the invoice is verified, your selective invoice finance provider will advance the funds to you.
Credit Control
Your selective invoice finance provider chases your customer for payment of the invoices which they have advanced funds against.
Balance Paid to you
Once payment has been made by your customer to the lender, you will receive the remaining balance of the invoice, minus the agreed upon fee.
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You do not have to commit all of your customers to the facility, meaning you can exclude good payers.
Allows you to draw funds from slow paying or large customers, bridging the gap between completing work and getting paid for it.
It is easy to add new customers to the facility, meaning if you bring on a new customer and get a limit approved, you can borrow against them quickly.
Ideal for both immediate cash injections, as well as a steady stream of cash going forward.