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I want to finance my B2B accounts receivable
I want to finance my B2B accounts receivable

4 steps to understanding how to submit and finance a receivable

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Written by Morgan
Updated over 6 months ago

As a reminder, a B2B customer receivable is an invoice that you have issued to your customers: you can finance yourself the sum of your customers' unpaid invoices so that you don't have a cash flow gap (while waiting for them to pay you back).

📝 Defacto only accepts accounts receivable where the counterparty is a business with a business identifier. Any request for an invoice with a private individual will be refused.

1/ Upload the accounts receivable invoice

  • Select "Client receivable"

  • Drag and drop or upload the invoice you wish to finance

2/ Verify the invoice information

Once you have uploaded the invoice, double click on it to check the following information:

  • Amounts: net, tax and total amount

  • Creation date

  • Due date

  • Customer information: If the OCR does not recognise the information, you can simply create a new counterparty by adding the client's business identifier (SIREN, NIF, CIF).

3/ Request a loan

You are now ready to submit your loan, just click "Continue" to start!

1. Set up the main details of your loan request

  • Loan amount: Choose the amount you wish to finance, you can choose up to 100% of the invoice amount

  • Repay on: the date you wish to repay the loan

2. Set up your options

  • Payment: the date on which you would like us to send the payment. This can be today or in the future.

  • Reference: you can choose to customise the transfer reference. Please note that SEPA transfers cannot have more than 35 characters and can only contain letters, numbers or the following characters / - ? : ( )

4/ Validate loan

Almost there! You can now review the request one more time before validating by clicking on "Submit loan request".

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