Invoice finance · Bridging finance

Two ways to fund
your next move.

Two specialist funding lines, one registered UK lender — cash from raised invoices, bridging secured on property.

Up to 90% advancedFunded in 24–48 hoursFCA reg. 782472
A 15-minute call, no obligation either way
Invoice#INV-2048
Approved
90%advanced
Advanced to you£45,000Typical drawdown in 24–48 hrs after setup
Advanced 90%Balance 8%Fee ~2%
Invoice value£50,000
Balance on collection£4,000
£50,000
Drag to size your invoiceFee ≈ 2%
Balance released when your customer pays, less a ~2% fee.
90%
Maximum invoice advance
48h
Invoice to cash
£10k–£1m
Facility size
2019
Funding clients since
Choose the funding route

Two complementary solutions.

Different jobs, one direct relationship. Most clients come for one — and it's good to know the other is there when the situation changes.

Drawdown after setupUp to 90% of each invoice, released as you raise it.
Grows with your salesA revolving line that scales with the ledger — no re-application.
No property requiredSecured mainly on the debtor book, not bricks and mortar.
Extras if you want themFactoring, credit control and bad-debt protection — optional.
Invoice finance

Cash from your ledger

Funding built on the invoices you've already raised —not a lump-sum loan with monthly repayments.Confidential discounting, factoring, and timesheet finance.

90%UP TO
48hTO CASH
£1mFACILITY
Explore invoice finance
Invoice finance · Choose the structure

Invoice finance, shaped to your business.

Once a facility is set up, we can typically release up to 90% of an eligible approved invoice within 24–48 hours —the balance, minus fees, follows when your customer pays. One family of products, one idea.

Factoring vs invoice discounting

Both release most of an invoice's value early — the difference is who runs collections.

Compare
Factoring
Discounting
Credit controlWho chases payment
We chase for you
You keep collecting
Customer awarenessDo customers know
Customers may know
Stays confidential
Best whenThe right fit
You want admin lifted
You'd rather keep it in-house
Cash released
Up to 90% after setup
Up to 90% after setup
Invoice finance · How it works

From invoice to cash, in four steps.

1

Quick set-up

We review your business, customers and ledger, then agree the advance rate and pricing.

Once — days, not months
2

Invoice as normal

Deliver the work and raise invoices exactly as you do today. They upload or sync in seconds.

Often automatic
3

Cash arrives

Up to 90% of each approved invoice lands in your account.

After setup: typically 24–48 hours
4

Customer pays

The balance is released, minus a simple fee — and your headroom refreshes for the next invoice.

Ready to go again
Worked example — a £50,000 invoice on 30-day terms
Day 0 — raised
£50,000
You invoice a customer on 30-day terms.
Day 1–2 — advanced (90%)
£45,000
Once the facility is live and the invoice is approved, funds typically reach your account within 24–48 hours.
Day 30 — balance
£4,000
The held-back £5,000 less a ~2% fee, on collection.

Total cost ≈ £1,000 (about 2% of the invoice) for having £45,000 roughly 28 days early — you receive £49,000 in all.The fee is the price of having the cash now, not next month.

All figures illustrative only: a discount charge of around 2% of the invoice value. Actual advance rates and pricing vary by business, sector, customers and facility type.

Route 2 · Bridging finance

Funding at the speed of the property deal.

Short-term loans secured on property — for auctions, time-sensitive investment purchases, refurbishmentsand opportunities that can't wait for a mortgage. The opportunity is here now — a mortgage isn't.

Auction completion
28 days
The deadline once the hammer falls — and it won't move.
vs
A typical mortgage
8–12+ wks
Application, underwriting and valuation before funds.

Auction purchase

Complete inside the 28-day deadline; refinance follows at leisure.

Delayed sale proceeds

Bridge a time-sensitive investment purchase while sale proceeds from another asset are pending.

Refurbishment

Fund works a mortgage won't touch yet, then refinance or sell.

Development exit

Bridge expiring development finance to the sale or refinance.

Below-market deal

Move fast on a price that reflects a vendor who needs speed.

Business raise

Release short-term capital against property, with a defined exit.

Verified anonymised case studies

Decisions shown with the evidence and complications included.

Recruitment and staffing

Recruitment business funds weekly payroll while customers pay monthly

The facility was structured around verified timesheet-backed invoices, with specific concentration controls. The business gained a more predictable source of working capital for payroll and was able to consider new assignments with specific controls and a documented repayment route.

£150,000–£250,000 facilityInvoice finance
Commercial property

Chain-break facility enables purchase ahead of refinance

The acquisition completed using the bridging facility. The borrower subsequently continued with the commercial mortgage process, with additional time available to satisfy the long-term lender’s requirements.

£600,000–£900,000 gross loanBridging finance
Wholesale and distribution

Direct trade-finance facility supports a confirmed wholesale order

The payment instructions were independently verified, and the transaction economics were recalculated using the revised freight cost. The facility proceeded after the distributor agreed an amended sales price with its customer, restoring an acceptable margin and repayment buffer.

£200,000–£350,000 transactionTrade finance
Why Cashbook

A funder that answers the phone, and means what it quotes.

Established & accountable

A UK lender at Hay's Galleria, London SE1. registered (reg. 782472), funding clients since 2019.

Structured review

Initial fit review, indicative terms, facility setup and drawdown are treated as separate stages.

A named director

Direct access to a company director from first enquiry to funding — and beyond. No call centre.

Two solutions, one partner

Property-backed bridging and ledger-based invoice finance under one roof — up to around £1m.

Start an application

Put the essentials in front of a decision-maker.

Start with the amount, route and commercial context. The application records the case once, then carries it into a director review.

1
Start the applicationTell us the product, amount and the core business or property facts.
2
Initial fit reviewWe target an initial fit response within one working day after enough headline information is available.
3
Terms, setup and drawdownIndicative terms, facility setup and drawdown are separate stages. Timing depends on evidence, due diligence, valuation and legal work.

Start your application

Enter the headline details once.
They are carried into the full application.