Keith Poultney (Tandem Invoice Finance Limited)

What is selective invoice finance?

Selective invoice finance is an innovative cash flow finance product which enables businesses to access capital from debtor invoices on an invoice-by-invoice basis without entering into a long-term contract.

Because it offers businesses quick and straightforward access to funds on a short-term basis and has flexible terms, selective invoice finance is different from traditional factoring. These reasons are behind the emergence of this product as a leading form of alternative funding for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises.

What are the benefits of selective invoice finance?

Flexibility

Selective invoice finance enables businesses to release funds from single invoices. The facility can be used time and time again whenever the need arises to raise working capital.

No long-term commitment

There’s no need to lock-in the whole sales ledger to an annual agreement. Once an invoice is settled, there are no further obligations from the client to the funder, but the facility remains available on an invoice-by-invoice basis.  

Transparent charging

Isn’t it better to understand the cost of finance up-front? There is a single fixed charge for each invoice, levied on the amount advanced. This encourages businesses to draw only the funds required, as they only pay for funds in use and no more. This type of invoice finance does not attract any monthly minimum payments or enduring charges.

Quick access to capital

Selective invoice finance is a simple process that allows businesses immediate access to funds when they’re needed most.

What are the benefits of selective invoice finance?

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Flexibility

Selective invoice finance enables businesses to release funds from single invoices. The facility can be used time and time again whenever the need arises to raise working capital.



No long-term commitment

There’s no need to lock-in the whole sales ledger to an annual agreement. Once an invoice is settled, there are no further obligations from the client to the funder, but the facility remains available on an invoice-by-invoice basis.



Transparent charging

Isn’t it better to understand the cost of finance up-front? There is a single fixed charge for each invoice, levied on the amount advanced. This encourages businesses to draw only the funds required, as they only pay for funds in use and no more. This type of invoice finance does not attract any monthly minimum payments or enduring charges.



Quick access to capital

Selective invoice finance is a simple process that allows businesses immediate access to funds when they’re needed most.

Keith spent 30 years in  Global Sales and Marketing for manufacturing companies.  He bacame Group Business Development Director and Shareholder which involved a Management Buy Out and acquisitions.  He moved into Finance a few years ago and believes in providing a high level of service to clients