Case Studies
BET Information Systems, Inc.
A Boston-based, high-growth technology company uses The Receivables Exchange to smooth out cash flow and fund rapid growth.
Catamount Glassware Co. Inc.
The only U.S. manufacturer of certified heat-resistant glassware, Catamount uses The Receivables Exchange for short-term capital without the heavy collateral requirements of bank financing.
Corticon
A California-based software company uses The Receivables Exchange to fund seven-figure contracts from some of the largest companies in the world.
Data Drive Thru
A Texas-based software developer uses The Receivables Exchange to cope with extended payment terms and fund product development plans.
EO Brands
EO Brands, a rapidly growing manufacturer and seller of unique hand-made cigars, uses The Receivables Exchange to monetize the invoices of its large customers into cash.
Healthworks, Inc.
An established health care staffing firm struggling with seasonal fluctuations in business uses The Receivables Exchange to smooth out cash flow and meet recurring payroll needs.
Mason-Grey Corporation
Mason-Grey, an Atlanta-based engineering services staffing firm, uses The Receivables Exchange to increase cash flow whenever it needs to fund new business or hire employees.
Nabbr Inc.
An innovative distributor of web video content, Nabbr Inc. uses The Receivables Exchange to enhance liquidity almost instantly, with fewer restrictions than other short-term financing options.
Pegasus Network Services
A New Hampshire-based network communications company uses The Receivables Exchange to manage extended payment terms from large customers, bid for new accounts and outpace the competition.
Pinnacle Precision Services
A national provider of specialized contracting services, Pinnacle Precision Services uses The Receivables Exchange to make payroll as its customers continue to extend payment terms.
Quorum Technical Services
A New Jersey-based staffing company uses The Receivables Exchange to smooth out cash flow and keep up with recurring payroll obligations.
Ramard, Inc.
A fast-growing animal products manufacturer uses The Receivables Exchange to pay suppliers early and to cope with extended payment terms from its customers.
The Mad Bomber Company
A leading outdoor clothing manufacturer finds affordable capital on The Receivables Exchange, hires new employees and follows through on expansion plans.
Visual Evidence / E-Discovery LLC
A Cleveland-based technology solutions provider loses its line of credit and finds a more flexible, affordable short-term finance option with The Receivables Exchange.
West Oregon Wood Products Inc.
A leading U.S. manufacturer of all-natural wood pellets, West Oregon Wood Products uses The Receivables Exchange to turn the invoices of their Fortune 500 customers into a ready source of working capital.