Selling a company’s accounts receivable or invoices to an investor—giving the company an infusion of cash literally overnight—allows a company to run on a COD basis, while extending credit terms to its customers.

This is a non-debt solution to a company’s cash need.

Funds are made available based on:

	The credit worthiness of your customers
	The volume of valid invoices with those customers
	Not on your own credit worthiness.

The more business you produce, the more money is made available.

This gives businesses with little-or-no, or tarnished credit history, access to cash. Long-term contracts are not required. The business owner decides when and how many invoices to sell. Credit reporting and collection services are often provided by the funding source, freeing the business owner from these chores, allowing them to do what they do best; produce, sell, and deliver their goods or services.

The process is simple, fast, and confidential.