Business Development Finance
Writing a Business Plan
We have partnered with Swoop Funding to offer business access to funding from multiple sources whether it’s debt, equity or grants. A key differentiation in successful applications is having a good business plan. Writing a business plan is one of the most important tasks. It is a way of collating ideas, setting targets, planning for the future of the enterprise and conrming that the business idea is realistic and workable. The business plan is also an essential tool for attracting funding to get started.
Get in TouchIt can be difficult to get your head around the ins and outs of the funding landscape and finance options available to your business. The reason we have partnered with Swoop is that is provides multiple solutions in one place (online) with a finance expert to answer all your questions.
We work with a lot of business owners who all have different strengths in different areas but many feel that finance is not one of them. They are often good at setting goals for the business size and sales they want to achieve in the next year, 2 years, 3 years, but they’re not always very strong on what it will cost or how they will fund it. So if you feel like this too, don’t worry, you’re not alone. With our support we will map through all your short-term and long-term needs to ensure you are accessing the funding you need from the right source.
Most councils have made grant funding available to support businesses in the UK. Smaller grants are usually 100% funded and some larger grants usually require a 50/50 match with the cost being paid before the grant is accessible. There is also the R&D credit resource that can be a substantial contribution to your cashflow and we can discuss all these options with you.
Improve cashflow, speed up your growth. Invoice finance lets you complete an order, send a bill, and get paid in 48 hours or less. Maintain control of your sales ledger to keep it confidential, or let the lender pursue outstanding payments for you. Release the cash in unpaid bills or borrow funds to buy the materials you need to fill an order. Flexibility is key. Forget about the business of chasing money. Focus on growing your company.
