What is Accounts Receivable Financing?
Accounts Receivable Financing is a financial transaction that offers companies immediate Cash Flow, along with Credit Analysis Services, Collections Services, and Accounts Receivable Management. TCI Invoice Factoring will purchase open Accounts Receivables, and provide an immediate cash advance, based on the vale of the receivables. Back to top
Why use Accounts Receivable Financing?
In the current economic climate, there is a great demand for the services of Accounts Receivable Financing companies. Banks and other traditional Financers have become much more selective with their lending. Accounts Receivable Financing solves cash flow issues, enabling company leaders to focus attention on managing and growing the business, without incurring debt. Back to top
What kinds of companies can benefit from Accounts Receivable Financing?
Accounts Receivable Financing can be very advantageous for small to mid-sized companies that provide goods or services to other businesses. With Accounts Receivable Financing, start up companies and undercapitalized firms in need of working capital, can get cash to develop new products or markets. Companies facing difficult financial situations can obtain the money they need to regain financial strength. Any company that sells goods or services on payment terms can improve cash flow by Accounts Receivable Financing. Back to top
How does Accounts Receivable Financing work?
TCI Invoice Factoring will analyze the credit and payment history of the Client’s customers. Initial credit limits will be established for each customer, based on their demonstrated ability to pay.
When work has been completed, the Client submits their invoice and supporting documents to TCI Invoice Factoring for a cash advance. The invoice is assigned to TCI Invoice Factoring and the customer is directed to remit payment to TCI Invoice Factoring.
When the invoice becomes due, TCI Invoice Factoring will provide Collections Services on behalf of the client. These services are done in a customer-friendly manner, in order to maintain a positive relationship between Client and Customer.
Upon receipt of a customer check, TCI Invoice Factoring will process the payment, then credit the clients account. Any payment disputes or deductions are investigated and discussed with the client.
Throughout the Accounts Receivable Financing agreement, Clients have access to on-line reporting, allowing the ability to monitor all account activity. Back to top
What are the benefits of Accounts Receivable Financing?
Accounts Receivable Financing provides immediate working capital to clients. Access to cash enables clients to meet normal business expenses, reduce debt, and maintain or improve business assets.
With consistent cash flow from Accounts Receivable Financing, Business owners and managers can focus energy on improving operations and developing new products or customers. Managing customer credit and collections is handled by the experienced professionals at TCI Invoice Factoring, who will communicate any issues and work towards a resolution on the clients behalf. Back to top
How do I apply for Accounts Receivable Financing?
Contact TCI Invoice Factoring and speak with a Accounts Receivable Financing Advisor. The Advisor will be able to offer a proposal and rate quote the same day. Once a completed application and documentation is received, TCI Invoice Factoring will strive to complete the first funding as quickly as possible. In some cases, the first funding can be done within 48 hours. After the first funding, clients are funded the same day invoices are submitted. Back to top
What is Factoring?
Factoring is a financial transaction that offers companies immediate Cash Flow, along with Credit Analysis Services, Collections Services, and Accounts Receivable Management. TCI Invoice Factoring will purchase open Accounts Receivables, and provide an immediate cash advance, based on the vale of the receivables. Back to top
Why use Factoring?
In the current economic climate, there is a great demand for the services of factoring companies. Banks and other traditional Financers have become much more selective with their lending. Factoring solves cash flow issues, enabling company leaders to focus attention on managing and growing the business, without incurring debt. Back to top
What kinds of companies can benefit from Factoring?
Factoring can be very advantageous for small to mid-sized companies that provide goods or services to other businesses. With Factoring, start up companies and undercapitalized firms in need of working capital, can get cash to develop new products or markets. Companies facing difficult financial situations can obtain the money they need to regain financial strength. Any company that sells goods or services on payment terms can improve cash flow by factoring. Back to top
How does Factoring work?
TCI Invoice Factoring will analyze the credit and payment history of the Client’s customers. Initial credit limits will be established for each customer, based on their demonstrated ability to pay.
When work has been completed, the Client submits their invoice and supporting documents to TCI Invoice Factoring for a cash advance. The invoice is assigned to TCI Invoice Factoring and the customer is directed to remit payment to TCI Invoice Factoring.
When the invoice becomes due, TCI Invoice Factoring will provide Collections Services on behalf of the client. These services are done in a customer-friendly manner, in order to maintain a positive relationship between Client and Customer.
Upon receipt of a customer check, TCI Invoice Factoring will process the payment, then credit the clients account. Any payment disputes or deductions are investigated and discussed with the client.
Throughout the Factoring transaction, Clients have access to on-line reporting, allowing the ability to monitor all account activity.
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What are the benefits of Factoring?
Factoring of accounts receivables provides immediate working capital to clients. Access to cash enables clients to meet normal business expenses, reduce debt, and maintain or improve business assets.
With consistent cash flow from factoring, Business owners and managers can focus energy on improving operations and developing new products or customers. Managing customer credit and collections is handled by the experienced professionals at TCI Invoice Factoring, who will communicate any issues and work towards a resolution on the clients behalf. Back to top
How do I apply for Factoring?
Contact TCI Invoice Factoring and speak with a Factoring Advisor. The Factoring Advisor will be able to offer a Factoring proposal and rate quote the same day. Once a completed application and documentation is received, TCI Invoice Factoring will strive to complete the first funding as quickly as possible. In some cases, the first funding can be done within 48 hours. After the first funding, clients are funded the same day invoices are submitted. Back to top
What is Asset Based Lending?
Asset Based Lending is a form of financing for businesses and corporations using assets not normally used in other loans. A form of business loan where the borrower pledges collateral, such as accounts receivable, equipment and inventory, to a lender as additional repayment security against monies advanced.
Asset-based financing is a way for rapidly growing, cash-strapped companies to meet their short-term cash needs. In general, companies can tap their assets to generate cash flow through asset-based loans or through factoring. Back to top
How does Asset Based Lending Provide Working Capital?
TCI assigns your business a revolving line of credit based on a percentage of each of the qualifying asset classes. You may draw on your line of credit whenever needed and pay back to increase availability for future use. You only pay interest on the funds you’ve drawn down so overall, it’s less expensive than a term loan.
If you own a business with high-quality receivables and inventories, you may qualify for what bankers call asset-based lending. The technique works well for wholesalers and distributors, but bankers also sell these loans to some manufacturers and even to service businesses such as temporary-help agencies.
The benefit of asset-based borrowing is that it speeds cash flow, freeing capital otherwise tied up in receivables and inventory, and when it fills the bill, it can prove a powerful tool to make a company grow. Back to top
Why Asset Based Lending?
The main advantage of asset-based financing is that small companies can usually get more cash more quickly than they could from a traditional bank loan. Also, asset-based lenders and factors offer an array of services including accounts receivable processing, collections and invoicing. Back to top
What Kind of Companies can benefit from Asset Based Lending?
- Companies experiencing rapid growth
- Highly leveraged companies
- Companies with a short operating history
- Turnaround situations
- Companies with negative cash flow
- Companies with high concentrations
- Companies with past losses
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