Stock your dealer network — without stocking it with your own cash
InvoRush dealer finance gives your dealers a revolving credit line to purchase from you, priced off your brand's credit rating — so your network stays stocked and your working capital stays free.
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Dealer credit is the cost of doing business — and it locks up your cash
Brands with dealer networks routinely extend 30–90 day credit terms to keep shelves and showrooms stocked. That credit has to come from somewhere, and it's usually the brand's own working capital.
Dealer credit ties up working capital
Extending credit terms across a large dealer network locks up cash needed for production, procurement or expansion.
Smaller dealers can't get bank credit on their own
Hundreds of small dealers are individually unbankable, but collectively critical to your sales — traditional lenders won't finance them one by one.
Manual credit tracking doesn't scale
Extending and monitoring credit limits across a large network on spreadsheets leaves finance teams with little real visibility.
One revolving facility, financed off your brand's rating
InvoRush finances the credit your dealers draw on to stock your goods, priced off your brand's credit rating rather than each dealer's own. Set it up once — it scales as your network grows.
Dealer places a stock order
A dealer in your network orders inventory on your standard credit terms.
Goods shipped on credit
Your brand ships the order, extending the usual credit period to the dealer.
Purchase record submitted to InvoRush
The dealer purchase or credit note is submitted to the platform.
Anchor-backed verification
We verify the transaction against your brand's credit profile, not the dealer's.
Brand paid upfront
Your brand receives payment in days, without waiting out the dealer's full credit term.
Dealer settles on maturity
The dealer pays on maturity, and the same revolving line is ready for their next order.
What brands with dealer networks actually need
A revolving line, not a one-time loan
Set the facility up once, priced off your brand's rating — it draws down and refills automatically as dealers order and settle.
Convert your own receivables into cash in days
Discount approved invoices individually, on the ones you choose, without committing your entire receivables book.
Fund production ahead of dealer demand
Finance raw material and production costs ahead of a seasonal stocking push, before a single dealer order is invoiced.
Priced off your brand's credit, not each dealer's
Because financing sits against your brand's rating, even smaller dealers in your network can be financed at a consistent rate.
InvoRush vs. manual dealer credit management
InvoRush Dealer Finance
- ✓Finances your whole dealer network
- ✓Live in 5 working days
- ✓Priced off your brand's credit rating
- ✓Scales automatically as dealers order and settle
- ✓No collateral, no new debt on your balance sheet
Manual Dealer Credit Management
- ✗Credit limits tracked on spreadsheets, dealer by dealer
- ✗Smaller dealers often go unfinanced
- ✗Priced off each dealer's own (often thin) credit history
- ✗Requires a fresh review every stocking cycle
- ✗Fixed assets usually required for bank credit
Questions manufacturers ask before they set up a facility
Yes. Because financing is anchor-backed against your brand's credit rating rather than each individual dealer's, InvoRush can extend dealer finance across your full network, including smaller dealers who wouldn't independently qualify for bank credit.
Invoice discounting converts your own receivables into cash. Dealer finance goes further, giving your dealers a revolving credit line to purchase from you, so both your cash flow and your dealer relationships are protected.
Yes. The facility is set up once against your brand's credit rating, then extends to as many approved dealers as you add — there's no per-dealer underwriting cycle to repeat.
Yes. Because it's a revolving line, dealer finance scales with order volume automatically, so a festive-season or seasonal stocking push doesn't require a fresh loan application.
Most brands are live and financing dealer purchases within 5 working days of completing onboarding.
You continue to manage dealer relationships directly. Financing sits behind the scenes and doesn't change how dealers place orders or receive stock.
No. Dealer finance through InvoRush is structured off-balance-sheet, so it doesn't add reported liabilities or draw down your existing working capital limit.
Dealer finance works across FMCG, consumer durables, retail, manufacturing and any sector with a distributor or dealer network purchasing on credit from a creditworthy anchor brand.