Alabama

When small and mid-size businesses need cash quickly, they turn to an Alabama factoring company such as Scale Funding. Invoice factoring is a business financing solution used to get cash for operating expenses, payroll, or starting new opportunities. With invoice factoring lines from $50,000 to $20 million, Scale Funding can provide the right cash-flow solution.

Choose the Right Cash Flow Solution for Your Alabama Company

Businesses use Scale Funding’s invoice factoring programs to get the cash they need for daily operations.

Invoice factoring and accounts receivable financing supply same-day funding on invoices. While some businesses utilize business loans and business lines of credit, the flexibility, reliability, and limitless funding options from Alabama factoring companies make invoice factoring the right solution for many businesses.

Factoring Lines From $50K – $20MM | Apply Now!

Who Benefits from Alabama Invoice Factoring Programs?

Our Alabama invoice factoring programs range from $50,000 programs all the way up to $20 million, allowing us to provide cash to a variety of business sizes and industries. Some of the industries we work with include:

Telecom & Wireless	Heavy Construction
Technology	Utility & Pipeline
Oilfield Services	Trucking & Freight
Renewable Energy	Government Contractors
Staffing Agencies	Many More

Alabama Factoring Company – Custom Funding Solutions

Alabama companies choose invoice factoring with Scale Funding because we help businesses in a variety of financial situations and business stages. Businesses in any of these situations can use invoice factoring.

• Expansion & Growth
• Maxed-Out Lines of Credit
• Slow-Paying Customers
• Start-Up Companies
• Bank Turn-Downs
• Less-Than-Perfect Credit
• Tax Problems
• Bank Workouts
• Bankruptcy

How to Start Factoring Your Invoices

Scale Funding is the right choice for an Alabama factoring company. We customize our invoice factoring programs to meet the unique needs of each client. For a free, no-obligation factoring proposal and rate quote, contact us via the web, or call 800-707-4845.

Grow Your Alabama Business with Invoice Factoring

We’ve worked with companies throughout Alabama in cities including:

Auburn	Birmingham	Gadsden
Huntsville	Mobile	Montgomery
Pinson	Tuscaloosa

Latest Alabama Factoring Company Updates

• Semmes, Alabama Trucking Company Approved for $200,000 with an Alabama Invoice Factoring Line
• Mobile, Alabama Staffing Agency Approved for $250,000 with an Alabama Accounts Receivable Factoring Line
• Eufaula, Alabama Over-The-Road Trucking Company Funded $50,000 with an Invoice Factoring Line
• Oneonta, Alabama Freight Company Approved for a $1.2 Million Alabama Accounts Receivable Financing Line

Alabama

Alabama is home to about 4.8 million residents. It borders Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, and the Florida panhandle. The state is known as the “Heart of Dixie,” the “Cotton State,” and the “Yellowhammer State.”

Montgomery, the state capital, has a population of just over 200,000 with a total metro area population of almost 375,000. Birmingham is the largest city, and its metro area population is more than 1.1 million people.

Climate, Wildlife, and Geology

Alabama is just over 52,000 square miles, with about 60 percent of the land being gentle plains. The northern part of the state covered mostly by the Appalachian Mountains.

Besides having the southwest border the Gulf of Mexico, the state also has many other bodies of water including the Tennessee River, Alabama River, and Apalachicola River.

The climate is humid subtropical with an average annual temperature of 64 degrees Fahrenheit. The summers are typically very hot, and winters are mild.

From the plains and mountains to the rivers and the Gulf of Mexico, Alabama ranks fifth in the nation for the diversity of its flora. It also has 62 mammals that are native to the state including coyote, fox, black bears, bobcats, and armadillos.

History

Alabama has been at the center of some key historical events.

1703: Although Louisiana is known for Mardi Gras celebrations, Alabama had one of the first celebrations in America.

1819: Alabama was the 22nd state admitted into the union.

1832: The Tuscumbia Railway opens as Alabama’s first railway running two miles.

1861: The Confederate flag was designed and first flown in the state. Montgomery is known as the birthplace of the Confederate States of America.

1881: Tuskegee Institute, an African-American university, was founded by Booker T. Washington.

1886: The world’s first electric trolley system was introduced in Montgomery. It was nicknamed the “Lighting Route.”

1893: The first football game played between the University of Alabama and Auburn University – which is still a big rivalry in the state today.

1947: Birmingham hosted a National Veterans Day Parade and was the first place to celebrate the new national holiday.

1969: Built in Huntsville, Alabama, Apollo 11 was the first spacecraft to put humans on the moon.

1972: Governor George C. Wallace was shot while campaigning for Democratic presidential primaries.

2005: Hurricane Katrina hit the state, causing major damage along the coastlines.

Economy

Alabama’s top industries include iron and steel, paper, lumber, mining, plastics and automotive. It is the only state with all primary natural resources needed to make iron and steel which is why it is also the largest supplier of cast-iron and steel pipe products.

Agriculture is also an essential part of the state’s economy with cotton, poultry, eggs, cattle, fish, peanuts, corn, soybean, and peaches.

Huntsville, Alabama is home to the Marshall Space Flight Center, NASA’s largest rocketry and spacecraft propulsion research center. Huntsville is also home to a number of high-tech companies, including ADTRAN, a leading provider of networking and communications equipment used in telecom and wireless networks worldwide.

Some of the largest companies and top employers in the state are:

• Alabama Power Company
• Honda Manufacturing of AL LLC
• Huntsville Hospital
• Protective Life Insurance
• UAB University Hospital
• Regions Bank
• SCI Systems
• Vulcan Materials Company

Education

Alabama boasts 17 private universities, 14 public universities, and two community colleges. Some of the top universities include Auburn University, University of Alabama, University of Alabama – Birmingham, University of Alabama – Huntsville, and Troy University.

Culture, Entertainment, and Leisure

The state is home to numerous museums, amusement parks, zoos, performing arts centers and well-known names.

Amusements, Recreational Activates and Zoos

• Alabama’s Splash Adventure Waterpark
• Birmingham Zoo
• Cheaha State Park
• Desoto Caverns Park
• Gulf World
• Mobile Zoo
• Montgomery Zoo
• Point Mallard Park
• Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail
• Southern Adventures
• Surfside Water Park
• Waterville USA
• Water World

Museums

• Anniston Museum of Natural History
• Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
• Birmingham Museum of Art
• Huntsville Museum of Art
• Mobile Museum of Art
• Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
• U.S. Space & Rocket Center

Performing Arts & Entertainment

• Alabama Ballet
• Alabama Jazz Halls of Fame
• Alabama Symphony Orchestra
• Mobile Ballet
• Mobile Symphony Orchestra
• Princess Theatre in Decatur

Prominent Alabama Natives

• Booker T. Washington: Famous Educator, Author, and Advisor to President Theodore Roosevelt
• George Washington Carver: Educator and Agricultural Chemist
• Hank Aaron: Known as the “Baseball Homerun King”
• Hellen Keller: Deaf and Blind Woman Who Became a Famous Author, Political Activist, and Lecturer
• Martin Luther King Jr.: Civil Rights Leader
• Nat King Cole: Jazz Musician