Inventory Finance
Offer your partners a variety of tailored financing options to optimize their inventory and cash flow.
Scheduled Payment Programs (SPP)
Align and schedule payments with cash flow forecasts, based upon seasonality, market demand or your business needs. Financial products include:
Input finance
The assets are of a consumable nature and often seasonal, with financing timed to meet demand. Enabling repayment terms to be consistent with channel income streams.
Examples: seeds, copier toner, or hospital supplies
Export finance
DLL will sign an export financing agreement with the Vendor, providing flexibility to extend terms to their partners. This financing can take place in countries where DLL may not be represented.
Rent to buy
Allows a customer to rent the solution for a certain period before they pay the amount due.
Parts finance
Varying credit periods are designed to ensure that both fast moving and slow-moving parts can be in inventory to meet end user demand
Loan to Lease
Ability to finance the supply chain, from the sale to delivery period, enabling the dealer to maintain cash flows while completing installation actions.
Pay as Sold (PAS)
New equipment finance
Allows partners the ability to have inventory on hand and ready for sale when a user is ready to buy. This is asset specific and identified by a serial number or unique identifier.
Used equipment finance
Offers partners the ability to finance used equipment sourced generally as a trade in against new products and can include used products that have been purchased.
Rental fleet finance
Ability to finance equipment for a short-term rental to the end user
Demo finance
Provide flexibility to demonstrate equipment to partners while accessing extended credit terms
Import finance
Provides the importing dealer with a period of subsidized credit to allow for ordering of products. Financing commences upon delivery of the products and can cover the delivery period
Purchase Order Program (POP)
Enable small or medium size partners to secure above average and large transactions with a line of credit.
Fee for Service
Leverage state-of-the art infrastructure, systems and resources including invoicing, EDI interfaces and billing/collecting services.