Invoice Factoring | Payroll funding

Invoice Factoring

This form of funding is most commonly used by B2B companies that issue invoices with delayed payment terms. These businesses often experience cash flow gaps because their customers take weeks—or even months—to pay. Industries like staffing, manufacturing, wholesale, and professional services frequently rely on this service to maintain steady operations.

Among these industries, staffing companies are the most prominent users, since they must meet regular payroll obligations regardless of when clients pay. This includes sectors such as medical staffing, security staffing, IT staffing, and consulting, where consistent cash flow is critical to keeping talent paid and operations running smoothly.

Payroll Funding for Staffing Companies

We often serve staffing agencies that need to bridge the gap between paying employees weekly and receiving payment from clients on longer terms, such as net-30 or net-60. This service supports staffing firms of all sizes, from brand new agencies just issuing their first invoice to well-established companies scaling their operations.

Payroll funding is especially valuable in industries like healthcare staffing and security staffing, where payroll demands are frequent and non-negotiable. By providing immediate access to working capital without minimum requirements, payroll funding helps these businesses grow without being constrained by delayed client payments.

Purchase Order Financing

Product-based businesses typically use purchase order financing when they have secured large or confirmed orders from reputable customers but lack the upfront capital needed to fulfill them. These companies often need funds to pay suppliers, manufacture goods, or cover production costs before receiving payment from their buyers.

This type of financing is especially beneficial for wholesalers, distributors, and import/export businesses looking to take on bigger opportunities without straining their cash reserves. As a result, they can accept and complete orders they might otherwise have to decline.