Eugene

Invoice Factoring Is More Than Instant Cash

If your business is looking for instant cash, partner with Scale Funding, your top choice among factoring companies in Eugene and Oregon. Invoice factoring, which is also called accounts-receivable financing and receivables financing, is a source of immediate cash flow for your business.

The way it works is simple:

• Send your invoices to us & we confirm that they are ready for payment.
• You receive a competitive advance on the total of your invoices directly in your bank account. We then mail the invoices to your customers.
• When your customer pays weeks or months later, we provide the remainder, less our low factoring discount.

But our Eugene invoice factoring programs offer more than just same-day cash on your invoices. When you partner with Scale Funding, you are also gaining access to a number of value-added services that are meant to strengthen the operations of your entire business and help you grow. Take a look at what else we offer:

• 24/7 Online Access to Your Account
• Free Credit Checks on Your New Customers
• Back-Office Support.
• Dedicated Account Manager
• Collections Services
• Receivables Management

Industry Expertise Since 1994

Since 1994, our Eugene accounts-receivable financing have provided businesses with needed cash flow. We make this possible because we know what your customers require and we know the big players in every industry. Combined with our professional collectors, we ensure that you maintain a strong relationship with your existing and new customers. Take a look at some of the many industries we have expertise in:

• Staffing Agencies
• Government Contractors
• Oilfield Services
• Trucking & Freight
• Heavy Construction
• Renewable Energy
• IT
• Technology
• Utility & Pipeline

We Have a Solution for Your Need.

Whether you are struggling from slow-paying customers, are not happy with your existing factoring company or are simply looking to fix your roof before it rains, Scale Funding has a business financing solution for you.

We set ourselves apart because our Eugene business financing program is flexible to meet your needs. For example, we have month-to-month programs for businesses that have fluctuating sales and need financing that ebbs and flows like their business. We even assist businesses to stay current on payments to subcontractors to prevent payment issues from customers that require on-time subcontractor payments.

If you are looking for a financing solution that does not need weeks to be approved, can change as your business changes and provides you with a number of value-added services, contact us immediately to experience the Scale Funding difference.

Eugene, Oregon

Located in Oregon, Eugene is the second largest city in the state after Portland. The city is flanked by Willamette Valley from the southern side, close to the confluence of two great rivers: the Willamette and the McKenzie. It is approximately 70 miles from the coast of Oregon. Eugene is not densely populated; the 2014 U.S. Census estimated the population at 160,651.

The city is home to the renowned University of Oregon and Lane Community College. Eugene is a recreational haven to those who are looking for a good time and are willing to escape from the hustle and bustle of noisy cities.

History of Eugene

Eugene was incorporated on October 17, 1862. C.H. Fox became the first marshal to patrol the newly-incorporated city the following year, and he was the first of what later became the city of Eugene Police Department.

A Sunday Law was passed in 1864 that forbade most businesses to open on Sundays, except important services like drug stores and funeral homes. The year 1889 witnessed the outlaw of the bawdy houses in Eugene.

The city hired its first black police officer in the 1960s, named Lem McKinnie. He was with the force from 1965 to 1976, and was also an ordained minister in Methodist Episcopal Church.

Economy

Lumber is the most prominent industry in the city, despite the weakened market prices of wood that affected the industry in the early 2000s. Many manufacturing outfits produce wood products and lumber for the entire country. The Eugene region is the biggest producer of plywood and softwood products.

Farming is the second largest industry in the region to the wood industry, with crops planted year-round. As is common practice in developed nations, planting season is not dependent on rainfall alone; there are well-developed technologies to irrigate farms throughout the region.

The wine industry in Willamette Valley is a young sector that is growing fast, and is increasingly contributing to the GDP of the region. Many companies in food processing are taking advantage of the area to establish factories close to farms, the main source of their raw materials.

Legacy Coach is taking the lead in the RV manufacturing sector with luxury motor coaches. Sports and pleasure boat manufacturing are also thriving in the area, due in part to the area being ideal for boating.

Tourism

For those who are fans of outdoor activities, a visit to Eugene is an option worth considering. Blessed with good weather, fertile soil and breathtaking landscapes, this region is arguably one of the best destinations for outdoor adventurers. Apart from offering escape from hectic cities, it is full of recreational activities that will make adventurers beg for more.

Hiking

There is no other place you where you can enjoy hiking better than at Spencer Butte. Folks from all over the country and abroad make the journey to Eugene to visit the butte. Rest assured that while hiking, safety is of the utmost concern of local authorities, who take precautions to minimize accidents and ensure hikers are safe and return in one piece.

Mount Pisgah Arboretum

Located on 209 acres of lush land, Mount Pisgah Arboretum is a botanical garden and arboretum. It is just inside the popular Howard Buford Recreation Arena. If you wish to see beautiful flowers and plants in their natural setting, then there is no better place to connect with nature than Mount Pisgah Arboretum.

Mount Pisgah Arboretum is blessed with evergreen forests, preserved oak savanna, beautiful water gardens, wildflowers and many lovely natural plants of varying species.

Hendricks Park

Hendricks Park is 80 acres of beautiful trails, evergreen trees and lovely picnic areas. There are many parks around the nation, but Hendricks stands out in all respects. The serenity of the park makes it an ideal destination for those seeking a restful area that offers relaxing walks and a chance to unwind.

Alton Baker Park

Close to Autzen Stadium, Alton Baker Park is largest developed park in Eugene. It has bicycle trails, duck ponds, a nice dog park, an amphitheater, canoeing and outdoor activities. It offers many options to adventurers. Just name it and you are in for the fun of your life. The design is breathtaking and you can only see such beauty in Eugene.

Eugene is not just a quiet city, but is full of history and outdoor activities that make first-time visitors look forward to their return. If you are considering a city that offers outdoor fun for you and your family, look no further than Eugene.