California

California Invoice Factoring & Accounts Receivable Factoring Programs

Invoice factoring, also known as accounts receivable factoring, is a common solution many California companies use to get the financing they need to operate successfully.

Factoring companies help businesses meet obligations and grow by purchasing their receivables and advancing a percentage of the invoice amount on the same day. Once the invoice is paid, your factoring company remits the remaining balance to you, less a small fee, called a factoring fee.

There are many California factoring companies to work with, but Scale Funding prides itself on being the number-one factoring company in North America. Our more than 20 years of experience gives companies the confidence of knowing that we can provide the funding to meet their unique needs.

An Alternative to Business Loans & Business Lines of Credit

Many companies consider business loans or business lines of credit to be the best option for financing. However, not all companies can qualify for bank financing. Factoring is an excellent alternative for these businesses.

With our California invoice factoring programs, the amount you receive correlates directly to the amount of business you’re doing. The more invoices you generate, the more working capital we can provide you.

*All funding in California will be made or arranged through a finance lenders license.*

Helping a Variety of Industries with Cash Flow

Scale Funding works with clients in a variety of industries with their cash flow through our California factoring company programs. If you invoice other businesses and you’re waiting to get paid, we can help you. Take a look at the industries we fund.

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

Why Choose Invoice Factoring?

Our California accounts receivable financing and invoice factoring programs are quick and easy solutions for working capital when business loans and business lines of credit are not an option.

Companies in a variety of situations finance with invoice factoring. If one or more of the following business stages or situations fits your company, invoice factoring might be the right solution for you.

• Expansion & Growth
• Maxed-Out Line of Credit
• Slow-Paying Customers
• Start-Up Company
• Bank Turn-Down
• Less-Than-Perfect Credit
• Tax Liens
• Bank Workout
• Bankruptcy

Grow Your California Company

We work with companies throughout California, including:

Anaheim	Bakersfield	Chula Vista
Corona	El Monte	Elk Grove
Escondido	Fontana	Fremont
Fresno	Fullerton	Garden Grove
Hayward	Huntington Beach	Irvine
Lancaster	Long Beach	Los Angeles
Modesto	Moreno Valley	Oakland
Oceanside	Ontario	Orange County
Oxnard	Palmdale	Rancho Cucamonga
Riverside	Sacramento	Salinas
San Bernardino	San Diego	San Francisco
San Jose	Santa Ana	Santa Clarita
Santa Rosa	Simi Valley	Stockton
Sunnyvale	Thousand Oaks	Torrance
	Visalia

Latest California Updates

• Los Angeles, California Staffing Agency Funded $50,000 with a California Invoice Factoring Line
• Turlock, California Trucking Company Funded $25,000 with a California Accounts Receivable Financing Program
• Arcadia, California Telecom Company Funded $300,000 with a California Invoice Factoring Line
• Los Angeles, California Trucking Company Funded $12,000 with a California Accounts Receivable Factoring Line
• San Diego, California Renewable Energy Company Funded $200,000 with Accounts Receivable Financing

California

California has the largest population in the United States with more than 320 million people. Sacramento is the capital.

California has a Mediterranean climate, and two seasons: a dry summer and a mild, rainy winter. The state has a diverse terrain that ranges from bodies of water to deserts, mountains and sprawling forests. Its coastline is on the Pacific Ocean, which dominates the western border of the United States. Other significant bodies of water include the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta, Mono Lake, Salton Sea, and the Colorado River. Natural formations of California include the Cascade Mountain Range, Tehachapi Mountains, Mojave Desert, Sierra Nevada, and the California Central Valley.

Fauna is abundant in the forests of California, as is flora. Common trees are the redwood tree and giant sequoia. California flora includes eucalyptus, acacia, geranium, and many others.

History

Founded in 1850, California was named by the Spanish people after “Califia,” a mythical paradise in a Spanish romance novel from 1510.

One of the earliest industries was gold mining, which gives the state its nickname of “the Golden State.” The gold rush brought many settlers to the state in large numbers.

The indigenous people of the state include more than 70 distinct groups of Native Americans. Social and economic relationships grew between these diverse groups through trade, intermarriage, and military alliances.

Economy

The state has a prosperous economy. One of the top industries for the state is agriculture, for which California has the highest output. Manufacturing is another prominent industry. Products like transportation equipment, machinery, and electronic equipment are manufactured here. Other major industries include biotechnology, aerospace defense, and tourism.

California is home to many large companies and employers. Below are a few of the recognizable names.

• Apple
• Chevron Corporation
• Cisco
• eBay
• Facebook
• Google
• HP
• PayPal

Education

There are almost 400 colleges, which is more than any other state in the United States. Some top universities include Stanford University, University of California, California State University, and San Francisco State University.

Culture & Recreational Activities

From sporting events to amusement parks and museums, this state is full of destinations and activities to enjoy.

Attractions, Amusement Parks, Museums & Zoos

• Balboa Park
• California Science Center
• Disneyland
• Golden Gate Bridge
• Hollywood Neighborhood
• Legoland California Resort
• March Field Air Museum
• Natural History Museum
• Oakland Museum of California
• Point Reyes National Seashore
• San Diego Zoo
• SeaWorld San Diego
• Sequoia National Park
• Universal Studios
• Yosemite National Park

The state has several professional sports teams in the MLB, NHL, NBA, WNBA, and MLS. Some of the teams are the Anaheim Angels, LA Lakers, Oakland A’s, Sacramento Kings, San Diego Chargers, San Francisco Giants, and the San Francisco 49’ers.

Several recognizable names are natives to the state, including Shirley Temple, Julia Child, Joe DiMaggio, Richard Nixon, Tiger Woods, and Robert Frost.