Who It Is For
For carriers evaluating a cash-flow option based on freight receivables. The decision should consider the original due date and the terms presented for the transaction.
Freight Receivables
Freight you are owed. An option for your cash flow.
Review eligible receivables and terms before deciding. Financing is subject to assessment, approval and transaction limits. Limits may be revised.
Talk to Our Team ↗What to Prepare
Gather receivable references and requested documentation. Review eligible amounts, charges, net proceeds and terms before confirming. Having freight receivables does not guarantee eligibility or approval.
How to Check the Outcome
Distinguish the receivable's face value, the offer's net proceeds and an actual recorded credit. Financing is subject to assessment, approval and limits that may change. A simulation does not prove contracting or disbursement.
Interactive Demo
See What Makes Up the Amount Before Advancing It.
Compare two illustrative receivables. Documentation and assessment determine the next steps.
Under Review
FP-0248
R$4,200.00
Documents submitted. The offer still requires assessment; no credit has been approved.
- Receivable Amount
- R$4,200.00
- Terms and Charges
- To Be Shown in the Offer
- Net Amount
- After Assessment
Contracting requires terms to be presented and accepted. Assessment and limits may change.
Illustrative data. This demo does not move money or purchase services.
Discuss Freight ReceivablesAlso Part of the Operation
Account & Payments
Accounts, billing and transfers connected to freight.
↗CIOT & Tax DocumentsCIOT, CT-e, MDF-e and NFS-e within your operation.
↗Mandatory Toll VoucherFrom trip details to your VPO purchase.
↗Network ManagementRegistration, contracts, delivery records and transfers.
↗Benefits ClubDiscounts for people working in cities and on the road.
↗Freight AuditCompare freight charges with contracted rates and track discrepancies.
↗FleetPay AbasteceComing soon. A new route for your carrier's cash flow: eligible receivables as the basis for a fuel limit, contracted pricing and organized documents.
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