Manufacturing & distribution A/R funding

Manufacturing A/R funding. Funded in 24 hours.

Same day A/R funding on Net-30+ invoices to OEM, big-box, and wholesale buyers. Make it, ship it, get paid today instead of in 30+ days.

No minimumsNo volume or dollar minimums.
You chooseYou pick the clients you fund.
Dedicated account managerA real person, no call center.

To qualify for same day funding, complete paperwork must be submitted by the 1:00 p.m. CT cutoff time M-F. All funding is subject to initial application approval.

What A/R funding is

You shipped the order. The invoice says Net-30+.

Manufacturing A/R funding, also known as factoring, turns an approved buyer invoice into cash the same day, you sell the receivable to Integra and get a large portion funded immediately, instead of financing your own customer for a month or two.

It is not a loan, you are selling receivables you already earned by shipping to creditworthy buyers. The line scales with your billings, so a breakout retail or OEM program funds itself instead of straining your cash flow.

The problem we solve
2×
the order means 2× the materials outlay, but the same Net-30+ wait before a single dollar comes back.
Growth eats cash. The bigger the order you win, the more working capital it locks up before it pays, which is why fast-growing makers run out of money in good times, not bad.
Why a bank line can't keep up

A credit line is sized to last year. A factoring line is sized to this order.

A traditional operating line is underwritten against historical financials. Land a breakout account, a big-box program, a new OEM platform, and the line that fit your old volume can't fund the materials, the labor, and the receivable all at once.

Factoring scales with the orders in front of you. The more you sell to creditworthy buyers, the more working capital it frees up. Integra funds the program you just won, not the company you used to be.

See how the process works →
What we fund in manufacturing & distribution

Makers and distributors.

Integra funds A/R for manufacturers and distributors selling to creditworthy business and retail buyers. If you produce or move physical goods and invoice a verifiable commercial customer, there's a template for you here.

01 · Metal & machining

Metal fabrication & machining

Job shops, fabricators, and CNC machining houses building to OEM and industrial programs.

  • CNC machining & turning
  • Sheet-metal & weldments
  • Stamping & forming
  • Industrial OEM supply
02 · Plastics & rubber

Plastics, molding & rubber

Injection molders, extruders, and component makers supplying automotive, consumer, and industrial lines.

  • Injection & blow molding
  • Extrusion & thermoforming
  • Custom rubber & seals
  • Tier-1/2 auto supply
03 · Consumer goods

Consumer & packaged goods

Producers selling into big-box retail, grocery, and e-commerce, where deduction management is half the battle.

  • Housewares & hardline
  • Health & beauty
  • Apparel & soft goods
  • Private-label programs
04 · Food & beverage

Food & beverage co-packing

Co-packers and producers billing grocery, distribution, and foodservice buyers on fast-turn terms.

  • Contract co-packing
  • Private-label food
  • Beverage & bottling
  • Grocery & club channel
05 · Electrical & components

Electrical & industrial components

Component and sub-assembly makers supplying industrial, energy, and equipment OEMs.

  • Wire, cable & harness
  • Electrical assemblies
  • Industrial components
  • Equipment sub-assembly
06 · Distribution & wholesale

Distribution & wholesale

Wholesalers and distributors carrying B2B customer A/R between the inventory buy and the customer's AP cycle.

  • Industrial distribution
  • Building products
  • Wholesale & import
  • E-commerce 3P supply
The Integra advantage

Why makers choose a factoring partner.

Big-box deductions are where manufacturing receivables get stuck. Integra funds the receivable and handles the deductions from one team, with a dedicated account manager on a direct line and the stability of a national bank

FeatureIntegraTypical manufacturing factor
RegulatorDivision of a federally regulated bankNot regulated as a bank
Deduction / chargeback mgmtReconciled vs. bufferClawed back from advance
Customer concentrationConcentrated buyers acceptedCapped at varies
Same day funding cutoff1 PM CT, M-F2–5 business days
Funding amountA large portion, less small feeVaries by provider
Fee structureSingle discount feeDiscount + admin + ACH + renewal
Add equipment / SBA loanSame Integra teamNot offered
Comparison reflects how Integra operates as part of a national bank versus the structure of a typical independent factoring company. Terms at any independent factor vary, ask for theirs in writing.
How A/R funding works at Integra

From invoice to funded, same day.

Factoring is not a loan. You’re advancing cash on invoices you’ve already earned — not borrowing against them. Here’s what to expect, from first call to funded.

01
Step 1

Apply & get approved

Submit the short form to get started. Approval depends primarily on the credit of who pays you (your B2B buyers), so new and growing companies qualify.

02
Step 2

Onboarding & setup

You provide a few standard documents and sign the agreement. We set up your account, give you portal access, and introduce your dedicated account manager.

03
Step 3

Submit invoices, get paid

Upload your invoices through the portal. We verify and advance the funds, same business day before the cutoff. Repeat as your business runs.

EDI & buyer compliance

We know how retail and OEM A/R actually pays.

Every Integra manufacturing underwriter is trained on the realities of selling to big-box and OEM buyers, vendor portals, EDI, deductions, and routing compliance. We structure around them instead of being surprised by them.

EDI 810/856

Vendor-portal invoicing

We support EDI invoicing and ASN flows into major retailer vendor portals so submission and reconciliation are largely automated.

Portal-ready
DEDUCTIONS

Chargeback handling

Routine deductions reconcile against the buffer at settlement, not clawed back from your advance, and we help dispute invalid ones.

Buffer-buffered
CONCENTRATION

Single-buyer books

100% concentration to one investment-grade retailer or OEM is underwritable, often at improved pricing, because the payor risk is strong.

No varies cap
ISO 9001

Quality systems

Your quality certifications and on-time-delivery scorecards read as credit signal in underwriting, not paperwork.

Recognized in credit memo
CONSIGNMENT

Consignment & VMI

For consignment and vendor-managed-inventory programs we structure funding against the billing event, not the ship date.

Structured to terms
IMPORT

Importers & distributors

For importers and distributors we fund the receivable once you bill the buyer, bridging the gap between the inventory buy and the customer’s payment.

Distribution-aware
ERP SYNC

Accounting integration

NetSuite, Epicor, SAP Business One, Microsoft Dynamics, Fishbowl, and QuickBooks sync so your AR and ours stay reconciled.

Major ERPs
FINANCIAL SAFEGUARDS

Trusted banking standards

As part of T Bank, N.A., Integra operates under federal banking standards, providing an added layer of oversight, compliance, and protection for your business.

Federally chartered
Need details?

Talk to our specialist

Rob Harjung, our manufacturing Business Development Officer, can map deduction handling and big-box onboarding to your exact buyer program before you sign anything.

Where we fund

Headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, funding makers across the manufacturing belt.

Integra Funding Solutions operates from Fort Worth, TX, funding manufacturers and distributors across all 50 states, from the auto-supply corridor of the upper Midwest to the consumer-goods and food-production hubs of the South.

Our manufacturing team knows OEM, big-box, and wholesale A/R, the buyer scorecards, deduction practices, and payment cycles, and funds makers and distributors nationwide.

Office hours: Mon-Fri, 9 AM to 5 PM Central. Speak with a real person at (866) 552-8536.

  • Nationwide All 50 states
  • Fort Worth, TX HQ
  • Metal & machining Fab & CNC
  • Plastics & molding Injection & extrusion
  • Consumer goods Retail & private label
  • Food & beverage Co-packing
  • Electrical & components Sub-assembly
  • Distribution & wholesale B2B resale
Your manufacturing A/R contact

Real people. One specialist who knows your business.

You work with a named contact who handles A/R funding and invoice factoring every day. No call center, no bots, no phone queue. Behind him sits a dedicated credit and back-office team on every funded account.

Rob Harjung, Vice President and Business Development Officer at Integra Funding Solutions

Rob Harjung

Vice President · Business Development Officer
Facility structuring A/R funding Multi-industry B2B

Backed by a dedicated credit and underwriting and back-office team on every funded account. Main line: (866) 552-8536 · M-F, 9 AM to 5 PM CT.

Common questions

Answers to your manufacturing A/R funding questions.

The questions we hear most from manufacturers and distributors evaluating A/R funding for the first time. If yours isn't here, call our manufacturing team, we'll answer it directly.

What is manufacturing factoring?

It is the sale of an approved buyer invoice for an immediate cash advance of a large portion of the invoice, less a small fee, when the OEM, retailer, or wholesaler pays.

It is not a loan; only the specific A/R sold is involved.

A large portion of invoice valuecompetitive rates per 30 days$100K–$15MM facility
Do you fund suppliers to the national big-box retailers?

Yes. Big-box receivables are core. We're familiar with vendor portals, EDI, routing compliance, and deduction practices, and structure the buffer to absorb routine deductions without disrupting your advance.

Big-boxHome improvementClubGroceryWholesale
How are retailer chargebacks and deductions handled?

They're expected and structured for. Routine deductions reconcile against the buffer at settlement rather than being clawed back from your advance, and we help dispute invalid ones.

Your funding terms account for a historical deduction rate established during underwriting.

Does heavy customer concentration disqualify a manufacturer?

No. We evaluate the credit of the buyer, not the diversification of the supplier. 100% concentration to an investment-grade retailer or OEM is a standard Integra credit, often at improved pricing.

What rates and fees apply?

Integra funds a large portion of the invoice, less a small fee. The exact amount depends on the size and circumstances of the deal. We tailor competitive rates to match your situation. No admin, per-invoice, or renewal fees.

Can you integrate with my ERP and EDI?

Yes. We sync with NetSuite, Epicor, SAP Business One, Microsoft Dynamics, Fishbowl, and QuickBooks, and support EDI invoicing into retailer vendor portals, so submission and reconciliation are largely automated.

How fast can a manufacturer get funded?

Initial onboarding is a one-time setup, allowing for buyer verification, deduction-history review, and ERP/EDI setup.

Once live, approved invoices submitted before 1 PM Central Time fund the same business day by ACH, or next business day by ACH.

One-time setup1 PM CT cutoff
Reviewed by Rob Harjung, VP, Business Development Officer · Last modified July 2026