Working Capital Live Transfers
Synergy is proud to offer working capital live transfers! Get qualified Working Capital Transfers sent directly to your call center every day! Let your agents work on closing rather than cold calling. Imagine the difference in production, employee retention, and company growth.
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Working capital live transfer leads can increase production by 500%. At Synergy we have been developing high quality Working Capital Leads as well as other marketing for lenders and brokers. We have clients that take five transfers per day and we have clients that take twenty-five transfers per day. Synergy can work with small and large companies alike.
Our working capital live transfers are double verified. We call on MCA leads, UCC lists, aged leads and internet leads. We have one-hundred lead generation websites. The websites generate real time internet leads daily. We run massive email campaigns as well as pay per click advertising on all major search engines. This combination of internal marketing and telemarketing allows us to keep the cost down while we produce more live transfers than our competition.
What Information Do I Get With Working Capital Live Transfers?
- Name
- Business Phone Number
- Cell Phone Number
- Fax Number
- Requested Amount
- Why do they want the funds?
- What state are they located in?
- What industry are they in?
- How many loans do they have right now?
- Balances of the loans they have now?
- Owner of the business? Must answer yes!
- How long have they been the owner?
- Need the money now? Must answer yes!
- $15,000+ per month? Must answer yes!
- Do they process credit cards?
- Credit score?
- Do they have any equity?
- Issues getting approved in last 30 days?
- Best time to call back?
What Happens Next With Working Capital Live Transfers?
Our agents send working capital transfers to the phone number you give us for the calls We introduce you and the borrower and then let your sales people take it from there. Remember, we tell the borrower we are like match.com for business owners and lenders. We tell the prospect that we found them a match and then connect them to you.
MORE THJAN JUST WORKING CAPITAL LIVE TRANSFERS!
The lead details are sent to Quality Control for review. Quality Control reviews every Working Capital Lead. We use a critique system in order to ensure our MCA leads are high quality. This Quality Control system is used on all of our merchant cash advance leads.
After Quality Control determines the lead is a qualified lead you will receive an email with the details.
What About Returns on Working Capital Live Transfers?
We will allow you to return leads that have any of the following issues:
- No longer interested
- Already funded & no need now
- Currently in a BK
- Less than $15,000 per month
- Phone number disconnected
- Contact name not matching phone #
- Sub 500 FICO
- Less than 6 months in business
- Merchant is defaulting on another advance
Disclaimer: Working Capital Live Transfers are not guaranteed to convert. Every company has their own agents who have different sales skills. Each company has their own follow up systems that may yield different results. Companies have their own lenders where they can obtain approvals. Synergy Direct Solution LLC can in no way guarantee conversions or sales.
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FAQS
1. What is working capital in a transaction?
In the context of a transaction, working capital refers to the capital required by a company to carry out its day-to-day business operations. Specifically, in a merger or acquisition (M&A) transaction, working capital is crucial because it ensures the target company has enough short-term assets (like cash, accounts receivable, and inventory) to meet its liabilities (like accounts payable and short-term debt).
In such transactions, buyers and sellers often negotiate a target working capital figure. The final purchase price can be adjusted based on the actual working capital at the time of closing compared to the agreed-upon target amount. If the target company’s working capital is lower than expected, the buyer may reduce the purchase price to compensate for the shortfall.
2. What are the 8 types of working capital?
There are various types of working capital used in different contexts to manage a company’s finances. Here are eight key types:
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Gross Working Capital
Refers to a company's total assets that are used for day-to-day operations, including cash, inventory, and receivables. It's simply the sum of current assets. -
Net Working Capital
Net working capital is the difference between current assets and current liabilities. It gives a more accurate view of a company’s liquidity and short-term financial health. -
Permanent Working Capital
This is the minimum amount of capital that a company needs to run its operations over the long term. It's consistent and doesn’t fluctuate significantly. -
Temporary Working Capital
Temporary working capital changes with seasonal fluctuations or short-term variations in business activity. It may be needed to handle spikes in demand or unexpected events. -
Regular Working Capital
Refers to the normal working capital required to maintain daily business operations. It doesn’t include any seasonal or temporary adjustments. -
Reserve Working Capital
Companies keep reserve working capital aside for unforeseen events, such as economic downturns or unexpected expenses, which can affect liquidity. -
Negative Working Capital
This occurs when a company’s current liabilities exceed its current assets. It can indicate liquidity issues and potential difficulty in covering short-term obligations, though it’s not always a bad sign for certain business models (e.g., if the company operates on tight credit terms). -
Positive Working Capital
When a company has more current assets than current liabilities, it indicates good liquidity. Positive working capital means the company can easily cover its short-term debts and invest in growth.
3. What is working capital in real life?
In real life, working capital is essentially the financial cushion businesses rely on to run their operations smoothly. It’s the difference between a company’s liquid assets (like cash, receivables, and inventory) and its short-term liabilities (like payables and debts due within a year).
For example, a small retailer might need working capital to buy stock for the upcoming season, pay employees, and cover other operational expenses until revenue starts coming in. If their working capital is too low, they might face difficulties covering bills or purchasing new inventory. On the other hand, having too much working capital tied up in inventory or receivables could indicate inefficiency, as the company might not be utilizing its funds effectively.
In real life, working capital management is vital for ensuring that a business doesn’t run out of cash, that it can meet its financial obligations, and that it can continue growing. Efficient management allows businesses to navigate through fluctuations in demand, manage their growth, and avoid financial distress.
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