The story in short
- 18 invoices funded since March 2025, each on its own day
- 0 increases to their funding limit
- 1 year since their first funded invoice
The gap
They hand the buyer their paperwork in the first week of the month for work finished the month before. Payment lands on the 25th, a long way from the day the work was done.
Meanwhile the truck and trailer keep costing money, and fuel is due long before the 25th.
How they use FundTap
They don’t raise the invoices themselves. The buyer’s accountant does, and shares one early on request, so they can fund it when the truck’s costs can’t wait.
Since March 2025 that’s 18 invoices, each funded on its own day. The buyer is never contacted and still pays on the 25th as normal.
What’s changed
By September 2026 they’d funded 18 invoices on the funding limit they started with. Having the buyer’s accountant raise the invoice hasn’t got in the way of funding it.
Sound like your business?
You haul the load and hand in the paperwork, but payment lands on the 25th and someone else raises the invoice. Get the invoice early, fund it, and skip the wait.
You did the work. Don’t wait until the 30th to get paid.
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About this story. Anonymised: business and owner details are withheld. Counts are from FundTap’s records to 30 September 2026.
