The story in short
- 3 invoices funded, each in a different month
- 2 of them in 2024, the year they joined
- 2 years since their first funded invoice
The gap
The owner had been installing CCTV, speed gates and alarms for a number of years. It was a small operation: the owner on the tools, with a contractor working alongside.
Then a large international firm offered a contract that could grow the business. The catch was payment, because that firm wouldn’t come in under a month, and everyday costs would go out first.
How they use FundTap
The owner joined in August 2024 with the contract in view. The first invoice was funded in September 2024, and a second followed before the end of that year.
They fund an invoice only when costs fall due ahead of a customer’s payment. The customers see nothing different and pay on their usual terms.
What’s changed
Three invoices have been funded in three separate months, the last in February 2025. Two of those were in 2024, the year they joined.
Nothing has been funded since then. For a business this size, it’s a tool for the occasional contract whose payment terms run ahead of the running costs.
Sound like your business?
A bigger customer, a month between invoice and payment, and costs that don’t wait. FundTap covers that stretch so you can say yes to the work.
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About this story. Anonymised: business and owner details are withheld. Counts are from FundTap’s records to 30 September 2026.
