Accounts Receivable Factoring Application
Explore accounts receivable factoring and invoice financing through Blue Light Financial Solutions. Businesses with eligible customer invoices may be able to use receivables to support cash flow while waiting for payment. The application below begins a review; it does not guarantee approval or financing.
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What factoring may help address
Accounts receivable factoring is a financing category associated with eligible customer invoices. It may be relevant when a business has invoiced customers but is still waiting to collect payment. Review the provider’s proposed arrangement, costs, responsibilities and requirements before deciding whether it fits your business. Availability depends on the invoices, business, program and provider.
Prepare the information this form asks for
The existing application asks for your legal company name, company address, phone and fax, formation and business information, entity type, business start date, federal tax ID, key contact and contact email. It also includes website and DUNS fields. Review the fields and required markers carefully and provide accurate information. Confirm any additional document or invoice requirements directly during the review process.
Common questions
Is factoring the same as a business loan?
Factoring relates to receivables and eligible invoices. A business loan or line of credit uses a different financing structure. Compare loans and lines of credit if your need is broader than unpaid customer invoices.
Does submitting the application guarantee an offer?
No. The provider must review the application and applicable requirements. No approval, funding amount, rate or timing is promised.
What happens next?
The information supports the review process. The relevant provider or BLFS may discuss appropriate next steps and information needed for the proposed program. Review any offered agreement before proceeding.
Blue Light Financial Solutions is a lending agent and may connect applicants with third-party funding providers. Financing availability, approval, rates, terms, and requirements vary by program, provider, and applicant.