Fuel your business with oilfield invoice factoring. Get paid early.
Large operators’ net terms slow your cash flow. FundThrough speeds it up by turning your receivables into runway.
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What is oilfield invoice factoring?
Oilfield invoice factoring lets you get invoices paid ahead of net terms, bridging the gap between completed work and slow-paying customers on Net 60 or Net 90 terms. Instead of waiting months to cover payroll, equipment, and operations, tech-enabled invoice factoring for oilfield businesses like yours unlocks quick funding that works alongside your bank.
Stop chasing the wrong funding options.
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Funding that Flexes
Built for the unique realities of oilfield cash flow
Payroll peace of mind despite long net terms and late payments
When your biggest customer pays on Net 60, 90 or more, your crew still expects to be paid on time–even if you often get paid late, after the invoice is due. Getting invoices paid in a day means payroll is never at risk.
Adapt to sudden net term extensions
Large operators can change their terms instantly, especially when a new company takes over after a merger. FundThrough bridges the gap: keep suppliers paid and maintain equipment without your business missing a beat.
Scale up for new projects or extended scope
It’s hard to say yes to more work from your large operator customer, or to bid on a big contract, when cash flow is inconsistent. Get as much funding as you have in eligible invoices and put your capital to work. Skip the rules and red tape of traditional factoring.
Stay ahead of cyclical slowdowns and seasonal downturns
Oilfield work is tied to volatile factors like commodity prices, rig counts, and seasonality like spring breakup. Oilfield invoice factoring smooths out cash flow year-round, enabling you to focus on growth and strategic work.
How FundThrough Works
AI and automation speed up your application and funding ahead of traditional factors relying on manual, paper-based processes.
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Sign up for FundThrough with your email address or connect your QuickBooks, OpenInvoice, or other accounting platform. (Learn about our partnership with Enverus’ OpenInvoice.)
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Get approved
Upload your invoices or connect your accounting platform for even faster funding. We’ll verify your invoice and customer to give you peace of mind about your payments.
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Get paid
You’ll see your cash in your bank account minus one flat fee within 24 hours, after your first funding.
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Get back to business
We wait for your customer to pay on net terms. You put your funding to work!
Business owners, CEOs, and finance pros stop their cash flow struggles with early payments
FundThrough allowed us to grow exponentially...We were able to take on some larger projects that if we had to self-fund, we would never have been able to achieve. This has allowed us to take large leaps and very quickly because we know that we have the invoice funding process and a partner that wants to see us grow.
Ron Cedillo
Vice President, Lima Charlie
Banks were slow to respond to our requests, and it just felt like they weren’t really ready to fund a small, quickly growing business because they support so many large corporations.
Lauralee Sheehan
Founder, Digital 55
The great thing about invoicing funding in particular was being able to invoice and then get the cash. That helped us accelerate growth, and grow quicker than we’ve ever grown before.
Ken Miller
Owner, Liquid Gold Trucking
FundThrough allows us to develop the business faster. It gives us the confidence to go forward with cash flow to cover immediate expenses, particularly for a small business as we initially struggled with cash flow.
Dave Thompson
CEO, MapleX Naturals
While they wait for the cash, you get paid right away. I would say, for any business that has high upfront costs or constant costs like wages, that’s when it pays to fund
Rhona Baker
Owner, Gladiator Transport