Locations · Tulsa
Tulsa invoices,
funded in days not months.
Tulsa area manufacturers, aerospace suppliers, energy service companies, carriers and contractors can factor invoices with Hexagon Commercial Finance. Advance rates are typically 80 to 90 percent of eligible invoice value, depending on the industry, customer credit and facility terms, and once approved, eligible invoices can typically be funded within 24 to 48 hours. Geography is not an eligibility boundary. Hexagon works with eligible businesses nationwide.
Based in Oklahoma City. Funding businesses nationwide.
By the Hexagon Commercial Finance team.
An industrial base with industrial payment terms.
Tulsa's economy leans heavily on manufacturing, aerospace maintenance and supply, energy and midstream services, and the freight infrastructure that moves the output of all three. These are high-value, contract-driven sectors, and they come with the payment terms that large industrial buyers impose.
A machine shop supplying an aerospace prime, a midstream service contractor invoicing an operator, or a carrier hauling for a national shipper will typically wait 45 to 90 days for payment on work already delivered. Meanwhile the materials, the wages, the fuel and the insurance were all paid weeks earlier.
Factoring exists precisely for that gap. It is not emergency financing; it is a structural fix for a structural mismatch.
Distance does not slow anything down.
Invoices are submitted electronically with supporting documentation. Verification happens directly between us and your customer's accounts payable contact. Funds are sent by wire or ACH. None of that depends on how far you are from our office.
What you do get is a named contact who knows your account rather than a queue. For most owners, that matters more than the address on the letterhead.
Where factoring fits a Tulsa growth curve.
The typical trigger is a contract larger than anything you have run before. The margin is good, the customer is solid, and the working capital required to deliver it is more than the business currently holds. A bank line, if available at all, is sized to the company as it was last year.
A factoring facility is sized to the invoices the new contract generates, so capacity arrives at the same time as the obligation. That is the difference between accepting the contract and passing on it.
At a glance
- Nearest office
- Oklahoma City, roughly a 90-minute drive, serving Tulsa remotely or in person
- Phone
- (405) 507-1808
- Typical advance
- 80 to 90 percent of eligible invoice value, depending on industry, customer credit and facility terms
- Typical funding speed
- Once approved, eligible invoices can typically be funded within 24 to 48 hours
- Common sectors
- Manufacturing, aerospace supply, energy services, freight
- Eligibility
- Geography is not an eligibility boundary. Terms depend on the customers, invoices, industry and facility
Questions people ask
Take the bigger contract.
Call (405) 507-1808 or book a Cashflow Consultation.