Job costs arrive before customer payments do.
Field service businesses often need to pay for materials, equipment, labor and other job costs before customer invoices are collected.
Working capital gives field service contractors another way to cover those timing gaps without slowing jobs, delaying purchases or waiting for receivables to clear.
KEEP JOBS MOVING
Buy materials
Purchase the parts, materials and supplies needed to keep scheduled work moving.
STAY CURRENT WITH CREWS
Cover payroll
Keep technicians and field crews paid while customer invoices are still outstanding.
TAKE ON MORE WORK
Cover upfront job costs
Fund the materials, labor and operating expenses required to start and complete more jobs before customer payments arrive.
BRIDGE PAYMENT DELAYS
Keep cash available
Maintain flexibility when customers pay after the job is complete or on extended payment terms.
BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS
Capital built around how your business actually operates.
The right financing option depends on your business, what you’re looking to fund and how your cash moves. Tell us a little about your business and a Kanmon funding specialist will help determine the most appropriate path forward.
Tell us what you’re looking to fund.
Share a few details about your business and a Kanmon funding specialist will follow up to discuss your options.