Understand what inventory funding is, how the timing gap between paying suppliers and getting paid works, and how to choose the right funding structure for a UK business that carries stock.
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With Juice, most businesses receive a credit decision within 24 hours of connecting their financial accounts via open banking. Once approved, funds can be drawn down immediately — no waiting for a manual underwriting process.
Yes. A revolving credit facility is one of the most flexible forms of inventory funding. You draw down to pay supplier invoices, repay as customer revenue comes in, and reuse the facility for the next order cycle — without reapplying each time.
Juice Flex is a revolving credit facility built for UK SMEs (£50k–£1M). You only pay interest on what you draw, and there are no early repayment penalties.
It depends on the product. Traditional stock loans have fixed terms with set repayment schedules. A revolving credit facility works differently — there is no fixed term and no expiry date.
Juice Flex is a revolving facility: you draw when you need to, repay when revenue arrives, and the facility stays open for the next cycle. There is no minimum loan period and no early repayment penalties.
Inventory financing is funding that helps businesses purchase stock before receiving payment from customers. It bridges the timing gap between paying suppliers and collecting revenue — common in e-commerce, retail, wholesale, and manufacturing.
A revolving credit facility is one of the most flexible forms: draw down to pay your supplier, repay when customers pay, and reuse the facility for the next order cycle without reapplying.
Juice Flex is built for UK businesses that buy and sell stock. Draw when you need to pay a supplier, repay when customers pay, and reuse the facility for the next cycle. No fixed term, no early repayment penalties.