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Financing for Supplemental Educational Service (SES) Providers
Jan 08, 2008
The "No Child Left Behind Act" (NCLB) has opened up many opportunities for Supplemental Providers. Supplemental educational services (SES) are additional academic instruction designed to increase the academic achievement of students in schools.
The billing cycle for supplemental educational services takes approximately 45 to 60 days to collect, thus putting a substantial financial strain on providers. Due to the high demand of funding this type of service provider, 1st Commercial Credit has opened up its funding parameters to finance receivables for SES providers.
Not only are the State and Local Education Agencies faced with having adequate and approved supplemental providers, but the greatest challenge falls on supplemental providers. The lack of working capital has created a cash flow gap between the time they pay teachers and collect for services rendered. Whereas some states allow payment releases of only one time per month, and others allow bi-monthly progress billing.
Financing SES providers is a new kind of receivable to evaluate, and in order to finance SES providers, a finance company must be familiar with the invoicing process, electronic logs, and backup documentation usually submitted for collections. Receivable financing will allow a 24 hour cash advance to providers for invoices ready to submit to the state or agency, this will help providers make payroll or pay their sub-contractors on a timely manner.
Receivable financing is established based on the account debtor's ability to pay, since the receivable is backed by the state, funding and has been allocated for this program, the credit limit is not based on the provider's balance sheet or financial history, rather on the state backing the program.
Supplemental providers can easily secure financing up to $250k with no financials or tax returns. The most common requirements for funding are the following:
- Copy of articles of incorporation or DBA filing.
- Copy of the executed agreement for each agency to be factored.
- Copy of insurance certificate.
- Sample of an invoice and any back up documentation.
- A short application.
- Signed proposal explaining the rates.
- Current aging (Outstanding invoices if any).
- Business must be free and clear of any liens.
Accounts receivable based credit lines can be set up in a matter of 5 to 7 working days. A provider can set up an account ready to factor and secure financing for services to be performed and invoiced.
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