Invoice finance helping businesses improve cashflow

What is Invoice Finance?

What can Invoice Finance be used for?

💷 Improve cashflow

👥 Pay staff and wages

📦 Purchase stock

📈 Fund business growth

💼 Manage seasonal demand

🚀 Reduce pressure from late payments

Why businesses choose Liberty Verado?

✓ Access to specialist invoice finance providers

✓ Funding tailored to your business

✓ Improve working capital

✓ Flexible solutions for growing businesses

✓ Support from enquiry through to completion

Typical Invoice Finance Features

Invoice finance can provide flexible funding that grows alongside your business.

Typical features include:

✓ Facilities from £25,000+
✓ Funding against outstanding invoices
✓ Confidential or disclosed facilities
✓ Invoice Discounting
✓ Factoring
✓ Flexible funding linked to sales
✓ Facilities that grow with your turnover
✓ Suitable for many trading businesses

Every invoice finance facility is individually assessed. Funding levels and terms will depend on your business, customer profile and provider criteria.

Who can benefit from Invoice Finance?

🚛 Transport & logistics

🏭 Manufacturers

🏗️ Construction businesses

🏢 Recruitment agencies

🛒 Wholesalers & distributors

💼 Growing SMEs

Frequently Asked Questions

Every business has different cashflow requirements. Below are answers to some of the questions we’re most frequently asked about invoice finance and business funding.

Invoice finance allows businesses to release funds from unpaid invoices rather than waiting for customers to pay, helping improve cashflow and working capital.

Once a facility is established, funds are often available shortly after eligible invoices are submitted, subject to the provider’s processes.

Factoring generally involves the finance provider assisting with credit control and collections, whereas invoice discounting allows businesses to retain responsibility for collecting payments from customers.

Not always. Some facilities are confidential, while others involve the finance provider managing collections. The most suitable option will depend on your business and lender criteria.

Funding is usually based on a percentage of your eligible outstanding invoices. The amount available will depend on your business, customers and provider assessment.

Yes. Invoice finance is available to many SMEs as well as larger businesses, provided they meet the lender’s eligibility criteria.

Many invoice finance facilities are primarily secured against your sales ledger rather than property, although security requirements vary between providers.

Invoice finance is commonly used by businesses in manufacturing, recruitment, logistics, construction, wholesale, distribution and many other sectors where invoices are issued to business customers.

We compare specialist invoice finance providers to help businesses find a solution that supports cashflow, growth and day-to-day trading, while guiding you through the process from enquiry to completion.

Need to improve your cashflow?

Whether you’re looking to release cash tied up in unpaid invoices, improve working capital or support business growth, we’ll help you explore the invoice finance solutions available to your business.