INVOICE FINANCE SUITABILITY SCORECARD
Could Your Business Unlock Cash from Unpaid Invoices — and Gain Financial Flexibility?
Discover how unpaid invoices could be a source of ready cash. Take our 3-minute Invoice Finance Suitability Check to see how much working capital you could release — and learn how it can support your growth, stability, and peace of mind.
What You’ll Get
After completing the scorecard, you’ll receive a personalised assessment that helps you:
- See the value you could unlock from Invoice Finance for your business
- Understand what makes your business suitable for Invoice Finance solutions
- Access a free cashflow model to simulate and plan how Invoice Finance could benefit your cashflow and operations
It takes just 3 minutes.
Quick, simple, and fully educational — not a sales pitch, just practical insight.
Could Your Business Unlock Cash from Unpaid Invoices — and Gain Financial Flexibility?
Discover how unpaid invoices could be a source of ready cash. Take our 3-minute Invoice Finance Suitability Check to see how much working capital you could release — and learn how it can support your growth, stability, and peace of mind.
What You’ll Get
After completing the scorecard, you’ll receive a personalised assessment that helps you:
- See the value you could unlock from Invoice Finance for your business
- Understand what makes your business suitable for Invoice Finance solutions
- Access a free cashflow model to simulate and plan how Invoice Finance could benefit your cashflow and operations
It takes just 3 minutes.
Quick, simple, and fully educational — not a sales pitch, just practical insight.
How the Scorecard Works
We assess the following 5 areas to provide you with a personalised diagnostic report:
Revenue, Debtor Book & Payment Terms
Examines business size, outstanding invoice values and typical customer payment terms. Highlights how cash flows through the business and where working capital could be most effectively applied.
Customer Mix, Creditworthiness & Export Levels
Looks at the customer base, including diversification, B2B vs B2C mix, and export activity. Provides insight into how customer patterns influence cashflow and opportunities for growth.
Invoice Documentation & Evidence
Reviews the types of documentation issued — purchase orders, customer approvals, and invoices. Offers a clear picture of current processes and areas where financial planning can be strengthened.
Supplier Terms & Financial Arrangements
Considers supplier terms & HMRC. Maps cash inflows and outflows to give a comprehensive view of financial planning and timing.
Goals & Current Funding
Looks at business objectives and existing funding arrangements. Helps align financial planning with growth plans, stability, or flexibility goals, and highlights opportunities for optimisation.
