Explore invoice factoring services from Alliance One LLC designed to help B2B businesses improve cash flow and access funding faster.
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Partnering with a factoring company will expedite your cash-flow. If your company is well established or new, you will be approved.
Is your business growing and you now need immediate cash?
A comprehensive solution where we handle all aspects of your accounts receivable management, including credit checks, collections, and payment processing.
Key Features:
Best for: Businesses looking to outsource their entire accounts receivable process and focus on core operations.
Also known as selective factoring, this option allows you to choose which invoices to factor, giving you greater control over your financing.
Key Features:
Best for: Companies with seasonal cash flow needs or those who want to maintain control over their customer relationships.
This option provides protection against customer non-payment. We assume the credit risk if your customer fails to pay the invoice.
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Best for: Businesses working with new customers or those in industries with higher credit risk.
At Alliance One, we do one thing but we do it well and that’s invoice factoring. We are direct lenders, we do our underwriting in-house, we can approve deals within a day (after the file is submitted). When you have been approved, you will be assigned a dedicated seasoned account representative. All of our account reps are seasoned professional, you will not be jostled for rep to rep. Alliance One will act as an extension of your arm, we are here to make your business run smoothly and to keep your customers happy.
We purchase your accounts receivable and provide you with immediate cash. How much are you owed in open invoices? Do you need this to come in faster? Are you calling your customers asking about the status of their payments?
As a small business owner, I would often have to turn away business because it would deplete my resources to do the job. Now that I am using Alliance One LLC as my factoring company, I am able to take on larger jobs and offer the credit terms that big companies demand. I have nearly doubled my business in the past year with the help of Alliance One.
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Factoring approval is typically based more on the creditworthiness of your customers and the quality of your accounts receivable than on your personal credit. To qualify, your business generally needs to provide products or services to other businesses and have eligible invoices owed by creditworthy customers.
New and established businesses may qualify for factoring, and you do not necessarily need several years of operating history. Existing liens, tax obligations, customer concentration and other factors may affect eligibility, so each business is evaluated individually.
If you’re unsure whether your business qualifies, Alliance One can review your situation and help determine whether invoice factoring is a good fit.
They both have advantages to some degree. Brokers usually deal with multiple lenders, some factoring lenders do not fund in the construction industry and others may not factor in the medical industry. A broker will know where to send your file to have the best chance of getting an approval. This will save you time and aggravation. The downside to brokers is… they are commission-based, so you will typically pay a little higher rate than you would if you went to a direct lender. If your business is in new construction, health care, insurance or another industry that is considered to be high risk, you might be better off working with a broker.
Alliance One factors for a wide range of industries. It is important to know that invoice factoring is business to business. If your company invoices other businesses for products and services, you will most likely be able to factor with us. To see a list of typical industries we service please click here. Alliance One does not factor for freight brokers, the medical industry (if you are billing insurance companies), and new construction projects.
