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Factoring with Trovi – turn invoices into money fast

💵 Use your issued invoices to get paid sooner – with a simple and fast factoring process in Trovi.

Factoring is an effective way to get money from your issued invoices – before your customer actually pays. Instead of waiting weeks or even months for payment, you simply sell the invoice to a factoring company – in this case, Bibby Financial Services. They’ll pay you up to 90% of the invoice value right away, and the rest after your customer pays (minus a small service fee).

👉 With Trovi, the whole process is simplified – you can do it online, with full clarity and no unnecessary paperwork.


🛠️ What types of factoring does Trovi offer?

When submitting your request, you can choose the factoring type that suits you best:

  • Recourse factoring – You carry the risk of non-payment.
  • Non-recourse factoring – The factoring company takes on the risk.
  • Supplier assistance – Also known as reverse factoring, used to finance your payables.
  • Get a discount – Use factoring to negotiate early-payment discounts from your suppliers.
  • Other – If you have a specific need, you can describe it in the form.

📝 What do I need to submit a factoring request?

Trovi will guide you through an intuitive form where you’ll enter:

  • Company details and contact person
  • Monthly invoice volume
  • Requested financing amount (optional)
  • Usual invoice payment term (e.g. 30 days)
  • Number of customers
  • Type of customer relationships (e.g. long-term cooperation, one-off orders)

🧮 At the end of the form, Trovi will show you an estimated amount you can receive based on the data.


👤 Who is factoring for?

Factoring is ideal for companies that:

  • Issue invoices with long due dates (e.g. 30+ days)
  • Need to improve their cash flow quickly
  • Want to protect themselves against late payments
  • Want to reduce time and costs related to debt collection
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📝 This article was translated with AI. If you notice any inconsistency, feel free to let us know.

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