Advance

D+1 Advance

The advance can be requested per sale or set up automatically, with a fee agreed in the proposal and shown before confirmation. It also applies to split beneficiaries.

  • Automatic or on-demand
  • Cost shown before you confirm
  • Available to split partners
  • Statement with gross and advanced amounts

How the advance works in practice

You either advance a specific sale or leave the advance automatic for all instalment sales. Either way, the cost is shown before you confirm — nothing is discounted later without warning.

  • Per-sale or automatic, and you can switch whenever you want
  • The cost of the operation is shown before confirmation
  • The money lands the next business day, already net
  • The statement shows the gross sale and the advanced amount side by side

When advancing pays off

Advancing has a cost, and it only makes sense when the early money earns more than it costs. Compare it with the alternative you actually have: a bank line, an overdraft, or simply waiting.

  • Restocking you can buy at a cash discount
  • Payroll and suppliers on fixed dates, when the receivable lands later
  • Seasonality: the month that concentrates instalment sales and immediate costs
  • Projects where materials are paid for before the client pays you
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