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Written by Christiaan Lok
Updated over a week ago

Get invoices paid on approval

When you send an invoice to an insurer, you can opt to have it paid immediately via EstImage Pay instead of waiting for the insurer to pay it.

EstImage Pay is currently only available on invoices sent to Australian insurers, but you can contact FlipPay if you want to explore further options.

When you finance an invoice with EstImage Pay:

  1. You will receive 100% of the invoice amount, minus the service fee, once your invoice is approved for payment by the insurance company

  2. You will receive the payment on the same day of the request if your bank supports real-time payments, otherwise it can take 1-3 days to receive funds

  3. Your invoice to the insurer will be updated to display FlipPay bank details, so the insurer will repay your agreement directly to FlipPay

  4. If your invoice remains unpaid 90 days after being issued, FlipPay will auto-debit your account for the full invoice amount and close that individual agreement. FlipPay will forward to you any payment received by the insurer after this date.

  5. You can repay the agreement at any time, or contact FlipPay directly to arrange alternative repayment terms on any specific agreement.

FlipPay won’t talk to your customers, this is a facility provided directly between you and FlipPay. Ultimately each invoice finance request is a short term loan to you, repayable by you.

Example

Bob runs Awesome Smash Repairs Pty Ltd, and wants to utilise EstImage Pay to better manage his cashflow.

Bob does a job for Great Insurer Pty Ltd and sends his invoice for $5,000.

Bob needs the cash today to buy supplies but knows Great Insurer typically pay on 28 day terms, so he requests EstImage Pay on the invoice.

Bob receives $4,912.50 cash today (the invoice amount, minus a $87.50 service fee).

3 weeks later, Great Insurer pays $5,000 direct to FlipPay – this payment completes Bob’s agreement, with no further action or repayment required.

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