For small businesses, entrepreneurs, and freelancers, a lot of your cash may be tied up in unpaid invoices. Meanwhile, you’re expected to cover important expenses—like payroll, rent, supplies, and other daily costs—often before those invoices are paid.

Even with strong sales and reliable customers, this delay in payments can create a cash flow gap. It might slow down your operations and even prevent you from taking on new opportunities.

That’s where invoice factoring can help. Also called “accounts receivable factoring,” this solution turns your unpaid invoices into immediate cash for your business.

Factoring isn’t a loan—it’s an advance on money customers already owe you. By partnering with a factoring company, you’ll get paid faster, giving you the cash flow you need to run your business smoothly and confidently.