Industries · Staffing & recruitment

Payroll runs weekly. Your clients do not.

Every placement you make is cash out before it is cash in. We buy the invoices you have already issued, so the payroll run is funded the moment the timesheet is approved.

Weekly
Payroll cycle
30 to 60 days
Client terms
True sale
Not a loan
No PG
No personal guarantees

The problem

Growth in staffing is a cash flow problem, not a sales problem.

Winning a bigger account means a bigger payroll to fund before the first invoice clears. The agencies that stall are rarely the ones without demand.

Every week

Contractors expect payment

Temps, contractors and PAYE staff are paid on a weekly or fortnightly cycle regardless of when the client settles.

45 days later

The client settles

Corporate and public sector buyers pay on their own schedule. The bigger the client, the longer the terms.

The account you skip

The growth you cannot fund

A new contract with 40 workers on it is a payroll liability from day one. Without funding, you decline the win.

Your use cases

Where the cash gap shows up in an agency.

Every case below is funded the same way, by buying the invoice outright. Nothing changes in how you sell or who you sell to.

01 · Payroll

Funding the weekly payroll run

We purchase the invoices raised against approved timesheets and fund them immediately, so the payroll run never depends on which client happened to pay this week.

02 · Growth

Taking on a larger contract

A contract that triples your headcount triples your funding need before it pays anything. Funding scales with the invoices you raise, so a bigger win is not a bigger risk.

03 · Terms

Competing on payment terms

Enterprise buyers award work to the agency that can carry 60 day terms. We carry them for you, so the terms stop being the reason you lose the tender.

04 · Seasonality

Peak season staffing

Retail, logistics and events load their demand into a few months. Funding rises and falls with your invoicing, with nothing to pay on a quiet month.

How it works

Approved once, then it simply repeats.

Setup is a one-time review of your business and your customers. After that, funding an invoice is routine.

01 · Ledger

Submit the invoice

You send us the invoices you want funded, for goods or services you have already delivered.

02 · Diligence

We verify

We check the invoice and the credit standing of the customer behind it. Approval is a one-time setup, then it repeats.

03 · Purchase

We buy and pay

We purchase the receivable outright and pay you for it. It is a sale, not a loan, so nothing is added to your debt.

04 · Settlement

Your customer pays us

Your customer settles on their normal terms. You pay a fee on the invoices you sell and nothing on the ones you keep.

Structure

True sale

Speed

Days, not months

Pricing

Per invoice sold

Collateral

No personal guarantees

What it unlocks

What changes once the ledger is funded.

01

Payroll certainty

The weekly run is funded on schedule, independent of client payment behaviour.

02

Bid for bigger accounts

Take the contract that needs 40 workers on site next Monday.

03

Longer terms, offered safely

Give the terms the client asks for without carrying them on your own balance sheet.

04

No debt on the balance sheet

A true sale of receivables is not borrowing, so your leverage ratios stay clean.

Who qualifies

What we look for in a business like yours.

·Registered staffing or recruitment business
·2+ years trading
·Invoices raised against approved timesheets
·Business customers, not consumers
·Creditworthy client base
·Payroll and sales ledger available for review

Other industries

The same gap, in a different business.

Contact

Bring us a deal. We'll structure around it.

amir@fundterra.ai · +972-54-5867888 · fundterra.ai

Amir Luzon · Fundterra