Grapple Plus
A whole-of-turnover invoice finance facility for larger businesses, with funding that grows as you invoice.
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Grapple
Business finance, eligibility and contact details
In a nutshell
Grapple is an Australian-owned invoice finance provider that lends against your sales ledger, so you can get cash from unpaid invoices. It connects to Xero or MYOB to show your borrowing capacity and pricing, and offers whole-of-turnover and selective invoice finance, plus supplier finance repaid in four monthly instalments.
About Grapple
Grapple is an Australian-owned business finance provider focused on invoice finance for small and medium businesses. Its platform launched in 2021, and Grapple says it has provided more than $100 million in funding. It also provides lending technology for enterprise software companies.
Grapple funds against your sales ledger. You connect your accounting software, Xero or MYOB, or upload documents, to see your borrowing capacity and pricing, and your available funding rises as you raise invoices. Grapple Plus is a whole-of-turnover facility for larger businesses, and Grapple Selective lets you choose which invoices to fund. Its supplier finance pays a supplier invoice for you, which you repay in four monthly instalments.
Finance offered by Grapple
Grapple Selective
Invoice finance where you choose which invoices to fund, for businesses that want control over when they draw.
Supplier finance
Grapple pays your supplier invoice, and you repay it in four monthly instalments.
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Who Grapple lends to
- Australian businesses that invoice other businesses on credit terms
- Accounting software such as Xero or MYOB, or documents uploaded instead
All lending is subject to the lender's credit criteria and assessment.
Is Grapple the right fit for your business?
Grapple usually suits B2B businesses using Xero or MYOB that want cash from unpaid invoices quickly, whether across their whole sales ledger or for selected invoices.
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Grapple FAQs
What is Grapple?
Grapple is an Australian-owned invoice finance provider that lends against your unpaid invoices, connected to your accounting software.
How much can I get from Grapple?
Grapple doesn't publish a set limit. Your borrowing capacity depends on your sales ledger and rises as you raise invoices; you can see it by connecting Xero or MYOB.
What's the difference between Grapple Plus and Grapple Selective?
Grapple Plus funds your whole turnover, suiting larger businesses, while Grapple Selective lets you choose which invoices to fund.
Does Grapple offer supplier finance?
Yes. Grapple can pay a supplier invoice for you, which you repay in four monthly instalments.
How do I contact Grapple?
You can email Grapple at info@grapple.com.au or enquire through grapple.com.au.
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