The goods are delivered and the invoice is out. Target has 60 days to pay, so it's due May 2.
How it works.
From delivered to paid, usually in a day.
STEP 01 / 03Invoice #4821Bill toTargetGoods Delivered
Oat bars2,500 cs × $12$30,000Granola1,000 cs × $20$20,000Total $50,000Due Day 60STEP 01You bill your customer.
After your goods get delivered.
STEP 02 / 03We advance on your invoice todayIN YOUR BANK$49,500INVOICE #4821DUEDAY 60TODAYSTEP 02We advance you the money.
Send us the invoice. Cash usually arrives the same day.
STEP 03 / 03Spring waitsNET 60TODAYDAY 60Target pays Spring$50,000$50KSpring sends you the restSTEP 03We wait. You don't.
Your customer pays us later. You keep moving.
How it works.
From delivered to paid, usually in a day.



You bill your customer.
After your goods get delivered.
We advance you the money.
Send us the invoice. Cash usually arrives the same day.
We wait. You don't.
Your customer pays us later. You keep moving.
Wait 60 days, or get paid today.
You've already made the sale. Spring pays you now, and gets paid back later when your customer pays their bill.
Wait 60 days, or get paid today.
You've already made the sale. Spring pays you now, and gets paid back later when your customer pays their bill.
The goods are delivered and the invoice is out. Target has 60 days to pay, so it's due May 2.
For 60 days the money is on your books but not in your bank, while restocking, freight and payroll keep coming.
Upload it on March 3, the day you bill Target.
The cash usually lands in your bank the day you send the invoice.
The 60 days are ours to wait out. By the due date, you've had the cash for two months.
You bill Target $50,000 on March 3.
See what your invoices are worth.
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