Invoice finance shaped by
how your sector gets paid
Choose your industry to explore the payment evidence, contract terms and cash-flow questions a provider may assess. Each guide looks at the work behind the invoice.
These guides describe possible funding considerations, not pre-approved industries. A provider must assess your business and the debts you wish to finance.
Recruitment and staffing
Match approved assignments and client payment cycles to the agency’s payroll commitments.
Healthcare staffing
Consider shift approvals, staffing intermediaries and the timing of healthcare client receipts.
Transport and haulage
Explore funding after completed journeys, with delivery evidence and freight deductions in view.
Logistics and distribution
Assess storage, fulfilment and distribution charges after the contracted services are delivered.
Manufacturing
Distinguish accepted sales invoices from stock, machinery and unfinished production.
Engineering
Review component acceptance, staged engineering work and customer payment conditions.
Wholesale
Look at completed trade sales, retailer deductions and the next stock replenishment cycle.
Commercial cleaning
Plan the gap between paying cleaning teams and collecting commercial service accounts.
Security
Link completed guarding cover to approved invoices and recurring wage commitments.
Facilities management
Understand multi-service billing, site approvals and performance deductions.
Construction and subcontracting
Examine applications, assessed debts and contract deductions before estimating available cash.
Electrical and mechanical contracting
Separate routine maintenance invoices from conditional installation and project payments.
Printing and packaging
Follow print jobs from customer approval and dispatch to collectible trade balances.
Food and drink production
Account for delivery acceptance, retailer rebates and the cash required for another batch.
IT and technology services
Distinguish completed support and milestones from advance subscriptions and future work.
Marketing and creative services
Review campaign sign-off, retainers and the funding gap between delivery and client payment.
Business services
Assess earned service fees, client approval conditions and collection responsibilities.
Waste and recycling
Consider completed collections, material acceptance and adjustments to weights or grades.
Textiles and clothing
Plan around seasonal deliveries, retailer returns and unpaid wholesale orders.
Export businesses
Review overseas buyer approval, transaction currency and the evidence behind export debts.