The crew gets paid Friday. Nokia pays at 120, Ericsson at 28, and the spread lives across three portals and your head. The free certify dashboard pulls it into one certified book, current and funder-ready.
Two minutes, no card. Free for your business. Funders pay Kapwork, you never do.
Sample payment history, from certified data. You'll see it before it hurts, not after.
Certified inside the portals your customers already run
In certified telecom data, one major OEM's median sits near 28 days while another's runs to 90. Price both jobs the same and you absorb that financing cost silently on every bid.
Normal for tower and carrier-direct crews, and fine right up until it isn't. Certified history turns concentration into a number you manage on purpose. The customer who paid at 45 days and now takes 58 shows up here months before it shows up in your bank balance.
Connect a portal and your certified report builds itself from your customer's own records. Use it to price jobs, spot payment drift early, and hand funders proof instead of spreadsheets. Start with one customer. Connect five or more and it covers your whole book on one page.
How much of what you're owed is certified in your customer's own system, and where each piece of evidence comes from: portal sync, email extract, or manual.
Monthly volume and seasonality from certified invoices. The build-season shape, visible before it hits payroll.
Each top customer's share of your book, with their median invoice and days-to-pay next to the telecom medians.
The customer who paid at 45 days and now takes 58 shows up here months before it shows up in your bank balance.
Your certified value split into paid, approved, sent, and rejected. Counted, not guessed at.
Samples built on anonymized telecom data. Yours gets built from your own numbers.
A typical experience. Timelines vary, and there's no obligation to accept any offer.
Certification happens in their system, silently. No notice of assignment, no phone call, no letter to the carrier.
Funders pay Kapwork, and only when you accept an offer you chose. If you never fund an invoice, nobody pays anything.
Kapwork doesn't buy invoices or advance money. Your book stays yours, and so do your customer relationships.
You sign in to your own portals yourself, inside Kapwork. We never see your password or your MFA codes.
The full walkthrough of the KRS and KRIB: every pillar, what a funder reads in each one, and why certified invoices change the offer you get.
Kapwork never contacts your customer. Certification happens in their system, silently. When you want funding, you choose the funder type you'll accept, or tell Kapwork what you need and we find the match. No MCAs on the network, ever.
Good, you know what capital costs. Keep them. Connect your portals free and see what funders offer when your invoices arrive certified or renegotiate your rates with certified receivables. If your factor is the best deal, you've lost nothing and gained a free AR platform.
Kapwork is free for your business. We don't take a cut of what funders make. We earn a small fee from funders on what we certify and only when you accept an offer. If you never fund an invoice, you never pay us and neither does anyone else.
Two minutes to create the account, or book a free call and a funding expert walks you through it while you drive. Or assign the task to your bookkeeper.
If you can log in to it, Kapwork can certify from it. The connect flow already lists 650+ companies: OEMs and carriers like Nokia, Ericsson, Verizon, and T-Mobile, next to platforms like SAP Ariba, Coupa, and Oracle. And the list runs well beyond telecom, from big-box retail to logistics.
No. The dashboard and the report stay free either way. If you never fund an invoice, you still keep a live, certified view of everything you're owed: who pays at 28 days, who pays at 90, and where your concentration sits.
Normal for tower and carrier-direct crews. Certified history shows funders how those customers actually pay you, instead of a bare concentration number. And you see a customer drifting months before it hits the bank account.
Two minutes to start. About ten to connect your first portal. Both free.