The story in short
- 2 invoices funded, in January and April 2026
- 2 of 9 months used since their first funded invoice
- 1 invoice in each of those two months
The gap
Every new renovation or extension starts with a materials order, and that bill lands well before the job is paid for.
The firm bills on short terms, but customers can take longer than the invoice says. Before FundTap, each new start meant another trip back to the bank.
How they use FundTap
The owner’s accountant applied on their behalf after seeing the FundTap team at an industry event. The first funded invoice came in January 2026, just after Christmas and with provisional tax due that month.
A second followed in April 2026. FundTap doesn’t contact the firm’s clients, who pay as they always have.
What’s changed
Two invoices have been funded, one in January 2026 and one in April 2026. That is two of the nine months since the first.
It’s cover for the weeks when a new start and a slow payment land together.
Sound like your business?
The next renovation’s materials are due before the last invoice is paid. Fund that invoice, and the next start doesn’t wait on it.
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.
