PO Finance

The market is full of companies that advertise purchase order (PO) financing programs. However, only a few companies have the experience, knowledge, and capital to handle these transactions successfully. Choosing the right finance company is important because it plays a critical role in the outcome of your transaction. In this article, we discuss: What do […]

Summary: Purchase order (PO) financing helps small businesses that have a large order and need funds to pay their vendors. It helps cover your supplier expense, enabling you to fulfill the order and book the revenue. While this solution is flexible, it works only with specific transactions. This article explains how PO financing works, who […]

Purchase order (PO) financing has been gaining popularity as a tool to fund large purchase orders. However, many prospective clients often misunderstand what is needed to qualify for this solution. Clients often believe that they only need a substantial purchase order to qualify. Unfortunately, this assumption is wrong. Transactions often have a lot of moving […]

Most of our purchase order (PO) financing clients are importers who buy goods from another country and sell them to companies in the US or Canada. Some of these importers usually request that we prepay their supplier by wire transfer. While purchase order financing companies can pay foreign suppliers with a letter of credit, documentary collection, […]

Summary: Purchase order (PO) financing companies often advise prospective clients to work jointly with a factoring company. Combining both products can reduce the total financing cost of a transaction and provide additional capital to the company. However, settling a transaction through a factoring line only benefits some transactions. This article explains how a purchase order […]

Purchase order (PO) financing is a flexible product that can help small companies handle large sales. However, PO funding has some limitations and is not for every company. This article helps you understand PO financing and determine if your company is a good candidate for it. The following topics are discussed: 1. What is purchase […]

Most wholesalers and resellers have a relatively simple business model: they buy goods from suppliers (local or foreign) and resell them at a markup to corporate clients. Although the business model may be simple, running this type of a business is not easy. Managing the cash flow can be difficult, which can limit your ability to […]

Product importers are accustomed to dealing with long, grueling cash flow cycles. On one hand, foreign suppliers often demand prepayment before manufacturing and shipping an order. This requirement is often non-negotiable. However, prepaying suppliers often ties your funds for 30 to 60 days, depending on their manufacturing schedules and shipping time frames. On the other hand, if […]

One of the biggest obstacles to growth for successful resellers and importers is the lack of working capital. Most small business owners start companies by investing their own money. In most cases, the initial contribution is sufficient to start the company and take in a few orders. But soon, the company starts growing. Since small companies seldom have the […]