An insulation installer in Auckland: invoiced only when the job is done

The story in short

• 47 invoices funded since joining in November 2024
• 30 invoices funded in 2025, their biggest year
• 15 of 22 months they’ve used FundTap since their first funded invoice
• 4 of 6 of the last 6 months with an invoice funded

The gap

The invoice can only go out when the project is complete, and new-home builds take time. Until then, the cost of the materials sits with the business.

Once the invoice is out, the customer’s terms start another wait, and the next project needs materials too.

How they use FundTap

They came to FundTap through their broker in November 2024, and funded their first two invoices in December.

Since then they’ve funded 47 invoices in 19 batches, as projects wrap up and the invoices go out. Their customers pay as normal, and nobody on that side hears from FundTap.

What’s changed

Their biggest year was 2025, with 30 invoices funded, eight of them in February alone. This year they’ve funded 15 invoices so far, and funding has landed in four of the last six months.

They’ve used FundTap in 15 of the 22 months since their first funded invoice. That suits a business that only invoices when a project is done.

Sound like your business?

You carry the materials through the whole build, invoice at the end, then wait on the customer’s terms. FundTap funds that last invoice.

Get paid now for work you’ve already done.

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About this story. Anonymised: business and owner details are withheld. Counts are from FundTap’s records to 30 September 2026.