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HomepageBoxed stock on racking in a large distribution warehouse. Businesses that supply goods on credit terms often use invoice finance to cover the wait for customer payments.
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AboutA glass-walled office meeting room, the kind of setting where a business reviews its invoices, customers and funding options.
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Services overview and homepageWorkers on a busy production line. Manufacturers that invoice other businesses on credit terms are among the firms that compare invoice finance services.
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Invoice FactoringAn engineer operating a metalworking machine. Manufacturers and engineering firms often use invoice factoring to fund approved invoices and outsource credit control.
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Invoice DiscountingA finance review in progress beside two laptops. Invoice discounting suits businesses with their own credit control team.
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Selective Invoice FactoringTower cranes above a construction site at dusk. Contract-led businesses often fund selected invoices rather than their whole ledger.
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Confidential Invoice FactoringA business owner taking a private phone call. Confidential invoice factoring keeps routine collections under the business’s own name.
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Export FactoringA loaded container ship at a port terminal. Export factoring funds eligible invoices owed by overseas business customers.
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Bad Debt ProtectionA written agreement being signed. Bad debt protection covers defined non-payment events under the provider’s written terms.
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ContactTyping an email on a laptop. Enquiries to Invoice Factoring can be made through the quote form or by email.
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Blog: How Invoice Factoring Can Turn Unpaid Invoices into CashA tall stack of unpaid invoices and business papers, representing cash tied up in the sales ledger.
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Blog: Late Payments Are Hurting UK Businesses: A Practical FixAn alarm clock beside a calendar, representing invoice payment deadlines that customers miss.
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Blog: Staying Afloat: Why More UK Businesses Use Invoice FactoringA small business owner standing in a pottery workshop.
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Areas servedNewcastle Quayside and the Tyne Bridge in the evening, one of the best-known views in North East England.
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Area guide: Newcastle upon TyneThe Quayside and Tyne bridges in Newcastle upon Tyne, close to the city’s law, finance and professional services offices.
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Area guide: GatesheadBusiness premises on the Team Valley Trading Estate in Gateshead, home to manufacturers, suppliers and trade businesses.
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Area guide: SunderlandThe Northern Spire Bridge over the River Wear in Sunderland, a city with a large automotive supply chain.
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Area guide: WashingtonThe River Wear at Washington, Tyne and Wear, looking towards the Victoria Viaduct. The town’s industrial estates host engineering, logistics and supply firms.
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Area guide: DurhamDurham Cathedral above the River Wear. Many local businesses supply the university, public bodies and professional practices.
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Area guide: DarlingtonDarlington’s Bank Top railway station. The town’s rail and road links support engineering, logistics and warehousing firms.
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Area guide: Newton AycliffeNew trains outside Hitachi Rail’s Newton Aycliffe facility, part of the rail and manufacturing supply chain in the town.
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Area guide: MiddlesbroughThe Tees Transporter Bridge in Middlesbrough, a landmark of Teesside’s industrial and port economy.
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Area guide: Stockton-on-TeesThe Infinity Bridge over the River Tees at Stockton-on-Tees, a borough whose business parks serve manufacturing and logistics firms.
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Area guide: HartlepoolBoats moored in Hartlepool Marina, close to the town’s port and the offshore and energy businesses around it.
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Area guide: CramlingtonOffice buildings on Northumberland Business Park in Cramlington, one of the town’s business and industrial areas.
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