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Capital that keeps inventory and customer orders moving

Distributors can have cash tied up in inventory and receivables while suppliers, freight providers, and employees must be paid. Financing should reflect that full cycle.

Operating priorities

Keep purchasing, fulfillment, and collections aligned

The financing need often begins with suppliers and inventory, then continues through fulfillment and customer payment.

01

Purchase ahead of demand

Secure inventory, favorable supplier terms, or larger orders without draining operating liquidity.

02

Bridge payment terms

Manage the gap between vendor obligations and customer collections across the order cycle.

03

Increase throughput

Add warehouse capacity, material-handling equipment, systems, or delivery resources.

How Legacy Lending helps

Follow the cash from supplier to customer

We review inventory movement, purchasing commitments, receivable aging, customer concentration, and existing debt to build around the complete cycle.

01

Map purchasing and fulfillment

Understand supplier terms, inventory turns, order timing, and the costs carried before delivery.

02

Review receivable support

Evaluate customer quality, payment timing, eligible assets, and the realistic repayment path.

03

Structure for movement

Align availability and repayment with purchasing, fulfillment, and customer collections.

Keep the next order from becoming a cash-flow constraint

Tell us how inventory, supplier terms, and customer collections move through the business.

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Financing is subject to application, underwriting, approval, eligibility requirements, and final documentation.