Invoice factoring
Accounts receivable factoring turns your unpaid invoices into working capital by selling them to a funding company at a discount. You receive 70 to 90 percent of the invoice value within 24 to 48 hours, then collect the balance (minus the factoring fee) once your customer pays. This isn't a loan; it's a sale of an asset you already earned, making it accessible even when traditional credit lines stay out of reach.
Picture a precision-parts fabricator on 52nd Street who ships $80,000 in components to an automotive supplier in Illinois. Net-60 terms mean two months before payment arrives, but rent, material orders, and machine operators don't wait. Factoring that invoice delivers cash today so production continues without interruption.
Invoice factoring
Factoring accounts receivable financing hinges on your customers' creditworthiness, not your own balance sheet. If you invoice other businesses (B2B), maintain clean records, and serve customers who pay reliably, you typically qualify. Startups, companies recovering from credit challenges, and fast-growth operations along the Kenosha-Racine corridor all use factoring because approval focuses on the invoice quality rather than your FICO score or time in business.
Industries we've helped include metal fabricators near the harbor district, logistics companies serving the Somers warehouse corridor, staffing agencies placing workers at Pleasant Prairie distribution centers, and print shops fulfilling orders for Racine-area retailers. Factoring accounts receivable companies review your customer list and invoice aging reports, then structure advances that fit your cash cycle.
Invoice factoring
Accounts receivable lending solves the cash-flow gaps that B2B payment terms create. Manufacturers use factoring to buy raw materials and meet delivery deadlines without draining reserves. Distributors cover freight and warehouse costs between order fulfillment and payment. Staffing firms meet weekly payroll obligations when client invoices stretch 45 days.
One Sturtevant contractor we worked with needed to pay subcontractors and suppliers before a municipal client's 75-day payment schedule closed. Factoring the receivables kept the project moving and preserved the county relationship. Unlike traditional business lines of credit, factoring grows automatically as your sales increase, since every new invoice becomes eligible collateral.
How it works
We start with a quick review of your invoice portfolio and customer payment history. Bring recent accounts receivable aging reports, sample invoices, and a list of your top ten customers. We'll match you with receivable financing companies that specialize in your industry and transaction size, then negotiate terms on your behalf.
Application typically takes two to three business days from initial conversation to funding. Because we broker these arrangements rather than lend directly, you benefit from our relationships with multiple accounts receivable factoring companies and our ability to shop terms. Visit us at 3535 30th Ave in Kenosha or call (262) 261-9512 to discuss your invoicing cycle and cash needs.
For businesses seeking asset-based options beyond invoices, explore our equipment financing and commercial real estate programs. If you prefer traditional credit structures, review our working capital page. We serve the entire Kenosha area, including Mount Pleasant, Winthrop Harbor, and Somers.
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