Vendor Programs
In an effort to stimulate its sales, a retail equipment vendor can align itself with a leasing professional and provide what is known as vendor finance or vendor leasing. To do this, the vendor must team with a leasing professional so they can offer low monthly payment options to their customers. Essentially the we becomes the vendor's "in-house" finance company.
Vendor Finance allows equipment vendors to offer customers another financing option besides cash-on-delivery or 30-day terms. On high-ticket items, this can be a major benefit since it may not be possible for some customers to meet such immediate payment terms. By extending the financing option through a leasing professional, the vendor provides a choice that allows customers to better maintain their own cash flow.
Vendor finance is also known as vendor leasing and helps build vendor-customer relationships while improving vendor sales volume. Customers can view the vendor as a one-stop shop where they can fulfill their orders and get financing, rather than having to seek financing beforehand from a bank or other lending institution.
The vendor provides a low monthly lease payment option along with their equipment quote. When their customer decides to purchase and they choose the leasing option, the vendor then supplies the customer with a lease application. The customer completes and faxes the signed application to our leasing professional, which performs a quick credit check. If approved, our leasing professional will then prepare a lease document package for the customer to sign with complete instructions. After receiving the signed lease agreements from the customer, we issues a Release or Purchase Order (depending on vendor requirements) to the vendor. The equipment vendor then delivers or ships the equipment to the customer.
A Vendor Leasing Program can give your business a competitive edge over competitors who are unable to offer anything similar to their customers. By using the financing option, customers can also opt for the top-of-the-line items, which they could not otherwise afford with COD or 30-day payment terms. In addition, you have the funds to build your inventory and offer a wider selection.
Vendor Finance allows equipment vendors to offer customers another financing option besides cash-on-delivery or 30-day terms. On high-ticket items, this can be a major benefit since it may not be possible for some customers to meet such immediate payment terms. By extending the financing option through a leasing professional, the vendor provides a choice that allows customers to better maintain their own cash flow.
Vendor finance is also known as vendor leasing and helps build vendor-customer relationships while improving vendor sales volume. Customers can view the vendor as a one-stop shop where they can fulfill their orders and get financing, rather than having to seek financing beforehand from a bank or other lending institution.
The vendor provides a low monthly lease payment option along with their equipment quote. When their customer decides to purchase and they choose the leasing option, the vendor then supplies the customer with a lease application. The customer completes and faxes the signed application to our leasing professional, which performs a quick credit check. If approved, our leasing professional will then prepare a lease document package for the customer to sign with complete instructions. After receiving the signed lease agreements from the customer, we issues a Release or Purchase Order (depending on vendor requirements) to the vendor. The equipment vendor then delivers or ships the equipment to the customer.
A Vendor Leasing Program can give your business a competitive edge over competitors who are unable to offer anything similar to their customers. By using the financing option, customers can also opt for the top-of-the-line items, which they could not otherwise afford with COD or 30-day payment terms. In addition, you have the funds to build your inventory and offer a wider selection.