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Finance purchases in seasonal business - with liquidity at the right time
After a period of low sales comes a surge in demand – and suddenly stock has to be replenished, special promotions organized or large orders accepted. But what to do when the cash register is tight?
Why seasonal peaks put a strain on your liquidity
Whether it’s e-commerce, textiles, food, agriculture or construction – many industries thrive on seasonal sales peaks . The problem: Purchases often have to be paid for well in advance of sales.
Typical challenges:
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Capital is tied up in inventory
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Discount deadlines are missed
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Customers pay with a delay
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Interim financing becomes necessary
With quickpaid, you can pay your supplier invoices immediately and plan repayments flexibly – without talking to the bank.
Temporary purchase - how quickpaid works
- You buy goods from your supplier
- quickpaid pays the invoice directly
- You choose a payment term of 30, 60, 90 or 120 days
- Your liquidity is protected – you pay quickpaid later
Tip: quickpaid is ideal for cyclical purchasing, early purchase discounts and special conditions for large quantities.
Your benefits at a glance
- Immediate payment to suppliers – no bottlenecks
- Individual payment terms of up to 120 days
- Utilization of cash discount + purchasing leeway
- More predictable seasonal promotions
- Higher reaction speed in the event of surges in demand
quickpaid is 100% digital and ready to go within minutes .
Practical example: Increased sales through smart purchasing financing
A nursery wants to purchase seedlings and fertilizer for €25,000 before the start of spring. However, customer payments won’t arrive until May.
With quickpaid:
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The purchase is paid immediately
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The nursery pays in 90 days – ie after the majority of the sale
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Revenue increases, liquidity remains protected
Remain capable of acting when it counts
In seasonal business, success is often decided by a few weeks. If you buy too late or order too little, you lose sales and market share.
With quickpaid, you act when it counts – not just when the money is there.
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