How Staffing Companies Benefit from Factoring
Many of the expenses your agency incurs to fill orders require payment before you even receive payment on customer invoices:
- Payroll and tax obligations
- Marketing and advertising
- Sales calls and visits
- Recruiting ads
- Pre-employment screening
- Interviews – and so on
When you consider how much money will have to go out before customer payments start to come in, it’s easy to see why IT staffing companies use factoring to speed up cash flow. Factoring invoices can help your agency maintain a more consistent flow of working capital, helping you meet expenses without postponing marketing and advertising needed to keep growing.
Take the next step and request a free, no-obligation quote to find out how much working capital your company could access if you factored invoices instead of waiting on customer payments.
Payroll Factoring Loans for IT Staffing Companies
Factoring is commonly used by IT companies who want to use invoice factoring as an accounts receivable management tool, but it is equally effective for IT staffing agencies that want to use staffing payroll factoring loans to finance payroll occasionally or on a regular basis.
Since payroll is usually the largest expense a staffing agency has, ensuring adequate working capital is on hand to meet payroll cycles is vital.
We offer factoring services that may be especially ideal for IT companies. Low fees and high advances are made even more attractive with factoring services that let you stay in control, so you can do what’s best for your staffing services agency:
- Fees as low as 1%
- Fast funding – as little as 1 business day
- High advance rates with low holdbacks
- No upfront fees
- No long-term contracts
- No factoring minimums -you choose which invoices to factor
- No add-on or hidden fees
- No application or due diligence fees
- Financing without taking on debt
- Friendly, professional customer service
Get a free quote with no cost or obligation, even if you’re already factoring and want to compare our quote against your current agreement.