Invoice Finance Operations

Iridium checks every invoice against the source, rather than sampling, carries collections through to payment, and reconciles cash against the corresponding invoices.

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Step 1 of 3. Verification. Invoice verified against its three backup documents.

The whole book covered,and your team left with thecalls that need a person

Members

International Factoring Association

IFA

Secured Finance Network

SFN

American Factoring Association

AFA

Hussein Marquez, Commercial Finance Partners

We've cut our verification time down by 90% - this is game-changing.

Hussein Marquez

Portfolio Manager

Commercial Finance Partners

The Unverified Tail

Verifying an invoice manually takes time, so factors check the big ones and sample the rest. 5 to 8 percent of invoice value never gets paid, and most of it starts in the tail nobody opens. A fraudulent invoice looks exactly like a real one until someone reads the backup.

Capabilities

Three jobs eat a factoring team's week. Iridium runs them as one workflow.

Verification screen showing an invoice matched against its backup documents, with one duplicate flagged.

[ Verification ]

Checked against the documents. Confirmed by the debtor. Certified by Iridium.

Each invoice must match its backup docs, clear the duplicate screen, and get the debtor's confirmation in your name or your client's. All mismatches are flagged for review before they're funded. Iridium provides a certificate of verification for each verified invoice.

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[ Collections ]

Follow-ups timed to how each debtor pays.

Reminders track each debtor’s payment behavior, so capital comes back sooner. An account that needs a human reaches your team while it can still be saved.

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[ Cash Posting ]

Every payment matched, the day it lands.

Bank statements and remittances reconcile to invoices as they arrive, including partial, bundled, and misreferenced payments. An ambiguous match queues for a person, with candidates ranked.

No Stone Unturned

Iridium makes manual sampling a thing of the past. Point it at all or part of your book, and it verifies every invoice with its entire trail.

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Your teamkeeps thejudgment calls.

A failed check waits for a person to approve, reject, or escalate in one click.

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Nothing funds outside the rules you set.

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Every decision is on the record for your bank, your auditor, and your credit committee.

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Integrations

Iridium reads from and writes to FactorSoft and FactorCloud today, and we build integrations for custom systems.

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Security

SOC 2 Type I
  • Controls under independent examination (SOC 2 Type I, Security criteria)

  • Encryption in transit and at rest

  • Every automated and human action logged

The Facts

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98%

of verifications completed without a person within three weeks of go-live at Commercial Finance Partners, running [N] invoices a month

Commercial Finance Partners (CFP), production figure

FAQ

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01Does Iridium fit with my team?

Iridium takes the document-checking and phone tag off their desks and routes them the exceptions worth a person's attention. Your team's capacity stops being the limit on how much of the book gets checked, and the judgment calls stay theirs.

02What happens when a check fails?

The invoice stops before anything gets funded. It goes to your team, with the discrepancy highlighted and the source documents attached, and the decision is logged with who made it. Nothing clears into funding outside the rules you set.

03What will my bank's vendor review find?

Client data is segregated per tenant, role-based access, and a complete log of every machine and human action. Security documentation and our Trust Center are available for your vendor review, and our controls are under independent examination for SOC 2 Type I certification.

04How will my debtors experience Iridium?

Confirmation requests are white-labeled, going out in your name or your client's and configured per client. Where it makes sense, requests roll up to the account level, so a debtor gets one confirmation rather than one per invoice, and debtors who publish payment status in portals don't need to be contacted at all.

05How long does implementation take?

4 weeks to ramp up across your entire portfolio. Iridium reads from the inboxes and systems you already use, so there's no system migration needed. We only have you encode your verification rules with us, which takes 1 hour a week from your ops lead, not a project delivery team.

06Can I start with part of my book?

Yes. Coverage is yours to set. Point Iridium at whatever part of the book you choose, and every invoice inside it gets the full treatment, the same checks against source documents and the same debtor confirmation. The natural place to start is the invoices that get waved through today, since that's the part of the book nobody has ever checked.

07Does Iridium replace my factoring management system?

No. Iridium reads from and writes to FactorSoft and FactorCloud today, and builds integrations for custom systems. Verified invoices, notes, and postings flow back into the FMS your team already lives in.

08Do my clients have to change how they submit invoices?

No. Invoices and backup docs keep arriving exactly as they do now, and Iridium reads them from there.

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