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From unpaid invoices to a full funding toolkit

12 August 2026

Invoice finance solves one specific, painful problem. You have done the work, sent the invoice, and now you are waiting 30, 60, sometimes 90 days to get paid. It releases up to 90% of that invoice value, often within 24 hours, so slow-paying customers stop dictating your cash flow. For recruitment, construction and B2B services it is one of the most useful tools there is.

It is also part of something bigger. Invoice Financing sits inside the Funding Flow family, which means the same team can reach for a different tool the moment your need changes.

When the pressure is a tax bill

When the squeeze is a VAT or tax bill rather than a payment gap, spreading that bill is usually cleaner than financing invoices. Tax Bill Loans does exactly that, keeping the current account intact while the bill is paid over a few months.

When your income comes across a card machine

When a good part of your income arrives on cards, you can raise funds against future card takings with a Merchant Cash Advance, where repayment flexes with your daily sales. That is Merchant Business Loans.

When you want the whole market weighed up

And when you want the whole market compared in one go, the parent brand looks across 50+ lenders and every product with a broker on the case. Start with Funding Flow.

Release the cash today, keep the toolkit close

Release the cash from your invoices now, and know the rest of the toolkit is one conversation away. Same family, same team, one application.

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