The most precious asset that a security agency has is its employees. In order to keep these security guards happily employed, they need to be paid on a regular basis. The challenge comes in for the small business whose accounting practices do not lend themselves to a steady influx of cash. Clients tend to pay invoices within 30 to 45 days, but security guards need to be paid either weekly or biweekly. Invoice factoring offers the solution to this dilemma.
Security agency factoring of invoices is a relatively simple concept. It is basically an advance on accounts receivable to offset clients who are slow to pay invoices. The security guard company continues to deliver services and invoice clients
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