Take Control of Your Business Cashflow with Daylit

Daylit, a provider of affordable, on-demand finance, offers a cashflow toolkit with three distinct products designed to help small businesses better manage their cashflow.

Jared Shulman
May 30, 2023

Small Business Cashflow Toolkit

In the dynamic world of small businesses, managing cashflow effectively is a critical success factor. Daylit, a provider of affordable, on-demand finance, offers a cashflow toolkit with three distinct products designed to help small businesses better manage their cashflow. These three products – PayLater, FundNow, and OfferTerms– offer unique benefits that can significantly enhance a company’s financial stability and growth potential.

The first of these products, PayLater, is designed to boost a company’s buying power by delaying payments to vendors. This innovative tool allows businesses to increase their order sizes without the immediate financial burden, thereby qualifying for quantity discounts and improving their profit margins. For instance, a small retail business could use PayLater to purchase larger quantities of inventory at a discounted rate, thereby increasing their profit margin when these items are sold. Moreover, PayLater helps businesses smooth out vendor payments, thus avoiding sudden shocks to their bank balance. This can be particularly beneficial during periods of unexpected expenses or lower-than-expected revenues, as it allows businesses to maintain their operations without the stress of immediate large payments.

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FundNow, the second product in Daylit’s suite, is aimed at accelerating the collection process from customers. With FundNow, companies can get paid immediately on client invoices, enabling them to reinvest in inventory, marketing initiatives, or other business growth opportunities without having to endure painful delays in collection. For example, a small manufacturing company could use FundNow to immediately reinvest in raw materials, rather than waiting for customer payments to come in. This immediate access to funds can significantly improve a company’s operational efficiency and financial health, allowing them to seize opportunities as they arise.

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Daylit’s third offering, OfferTerms, is a tool that allows companies to offer flexible payment terms to their customers while ensuring they get paid upfront. This product is free to use and provides a win-win situation for both parties. Companies get paid immediately upon delivery, while their customers enjoy the flexibility of extended payment terms. For instance, a small business selling high-ticket items like furniture or electronics could use OfferTerms to offer their customers the option to pay in instalments, thereby potentially increasing sales while still ensuring immediate payment upon delivery.

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In conclusion, the suite of products can have a major impact on how small businesses manage their cashflow. By using tools that delay vendor payments, speed up customer collections, and provide flexible payment terms to customers, small businesses can better navigate financial challenges and refocus on their core competencies. These innovative solutions not only enhance a company’s financial stability but also contribute to its growth and success in the competitive business landscape.

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Delay supplier payments with PayLater

Learn how you can pay your suppliers early, enjoy early-pay discounts and pay back up to 90 days later.

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Speed up cash collection with FundNow

Learn how you can get paid upfront on your sales invoices.

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Offer flexible payment terms to your customers with OfferTerms

Learn how you can get paid upfront, while your customers pay later.

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