Turn unpaid invoices into cash now—flexible factoring to fund payroll, POs, and growth without new debt.
With Com Fi Now,® unlock the capital hidden within your unpaid accounts receivables.
Com Fi Now® Accounts Receivable Financing
Boost the potential of your business with Com Fi Now® and its innovative accounts receivable financing programs, also called factoring or invoice funding. Invoice factoring differs from traditional loans or lines of credit, as it's based on a business's accounts receivable rather than its owner’s credit score. These solutions can unlock an immediate source of working capital to fund contracts, purchase orders, and meet payroll deadlines without worry about customer non-payment.
With such a powerful tool, investing in new equipment and supplies is suddenly within reach while also earning discounts from trade suppliers—not to mention the opportunity for expansive sales territories! Click here to learn more about invoice funding or factoring!
Commercial Finance Now offers invoice factoring services to help businesses boost cash flow by converting unpaid invoices into immediate working capital. This allows businesses to meet payroll, pay suppliers, and invest in new opportunities without waiting for customer payments. By using invoice factoring, companies can maintain smooth operations and stay agile in a competitive market.
Our financing programs provide immediate access to working funds and a steady cash flow stream, allowing you to make payroll on time, pay taxes promptly, purchase new equipment or supplies as needed, gain discounts with vendors, and grow your business through intelligent use of commercial finance. Make sure every payment arrives on time so nothing holds back what’s important: growing your hard-earned enterprise. Let’s get you approved!™
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Accounts Receivable Financing FAQs
What is accounts receivable financing?
It’s a funding method where you sell unpaid invoices to Com Fi Now® in exchange for immediate cash flow, helping you cover expenses without waiting for customer payments.
How is factoring different from a loan?
Factoring relies on the value of your receivables, not your credit score. It’s faster and doesn’t add debt to your balance sheet. Learn more.
Who can benefit from invoice factoring?
Manufacturers, distributors, service companies, and other B2B businesses with unpaid invoices can use factoring to unlock working capital. See industries.
Are there long-term contracts?
Our solutions are flexible with no long-term commitments required. Explore options.