Managing outstanding invoices doesn’t have to derail your business. Start by setting clear payment terms—spell out due dates, late fees, and methods on every invoice. A solid credit control system helps, too: monitor payment patterns to spot chronic late-payers. Follow up promptly with polite reminders, escalating firmly if needed. For cashflow relief, consider factoring—selling unpaid invoices to a factoring company for immediate cash, typically 70-90%.

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This sweet supplier leveraged invoice finance to purchase stock and material.

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Thinking of taking your business abroad? Trading overseas can boost your growth, but payment delays can hurt cash flow. Regency’s invoice finance helps by funding your international invoices, keeping your business thriving while you conquer new markets.

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Navigating the invoice finance application process can be straightforward with the right approach. Our blog post, "Tips For an Easy Invoice Finance Application," shares actionable advice to help businesses prepare effectively, streamline submissions, and boost approval chances for invoice finance solutions.