Types Of Loans Bedrock Specializes in:

 

Acquisition Loans

Equipment Leasing

Startup Loans

Commercial Property Loans

Unsecured Borrowing

Lines Of Credit

Receivable Factoring

SBA Loans

Working Capital Loans

International Loans

Purchase Ordering Financing

Merchant Cash Advance

Asset-Based Loans

 

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Purchase Order Financing

Purchase order financing, or purchase order factoring, is short term funding used by a borrower to finance the fulfillment of a sales contract with a creditworthy end-customer. The terms of the purchase order financing agreement are very specific, requiring the borrower to use loan funds for the purchase of certain materials and/or services needed to deliver goods to the end-customer. For instance, a clothing manufacturer might use purchase order factoring to purchase fabric needed to construct garments ordered by a reputable department store chain.

 

How does it work?

 

Upon receiving a purchase order from your customer and submitting a cost breakdown to your financier, the financier will advance cash to your vendors, and/or to your company, to cover the cost of material and labor necessary to provide the goods or services. The advance could cover other costs such as shipment and customs, but it generally does not cover overhead or profit and it does not exceed a certain percentage of the purchase order. Upon delivery of the goods and/or services to your customer, the purchase order then can be turned into an invoice. The purchase order financier is paid back his advance and fee, usually by your factor, from the proceeds generated by the invoice.

 

What are the benefits of purchase order factoring?

 

Purchase order factoring allows you to fulfill your customers purchase orders, even
if you are without sufficient funds. It is a fast way to obtain the cash you need to fulfill your orders and expand your business without increased bank debit or selling equity. You are also able to ensure timely deliveries while increasing your market share.

 

Who qualifies for purchase order factoring?

 

If you have a purchase order from a creditworthy customer and you have a performance track record of delivering such products and/or services, then you generally qualify for purchase order factoring.