Supplier Portal
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Overview
A cleaner dashboard for your team

Use this as your starting point each time you log in. The quickest routes are surfaced first, recent activity is visible immediately, and your support contact is easy to find.

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Recent Activity
What has happened in this session

As soon as you create a proposal or quote, it appears here. This makes it easier to keep internal handoffs clean and avoid duplicate submissions.

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Live Deals
Current deals in play

Use this to keep a quick eye on the live cases attached to this portal, including where they sit in the process right now.

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Quote Builder
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This quote is indicative only and subject to credit assessment, lender approval and full documentation. Rates are representative and may vary based on customer profile, asset profile and lender selected. Finding Capital Ltd is an Independent Finance Broker and not a lender.
Submission History
Everything currently live for this supplier

Use this area to stay orientated across the supplier’s live pipeline. It shows every proposal and quote currently attached to this supplier, with references, statuses and review actions.

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Partner Support
Support that helps stronger deals move faster

This page is designed to reduce avoidable friction for supplier partners. Use it to sanity-check how to position a deal before you send it over.

Best Practice

How to give a deal the best chance of moving quickly

  • Lead with the commercial reason for the equipment.
    Explain why the customer wants it now and what it changes operationally.
  • Include the real asset detail, not generic wording.
    Specific equipment descriptions usually create better lender placement than vague labels.
  • Flag anything unusual early.
    Time pressure, startup characteristics, used equipment, or credit sensitivity should be obvious from the start.
  • Use the quote builder after you have a sensible structure.
    That keeps the conversation grounded in a real route rather than speculative pricing only.
Your Contact

Partner support details

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Partner FAQs

Customer-facing answers suppliers can use in conversation

Will this affect my credit score straight away? Not always. The exact lender route and customer profile matter, and we will explain the likely process before anything formal is progressed.
How quickly can a decision come back? Some cases can be turned around very quickly, sometimes within hours, but timing depends on the customer profile, asset type and lender route.
When does the supplier get paid? Supplier payment is usually linked to delivery and completion of lender requirements, not simply when paperwork is first discussed.
Can used equipment be financed? Often yes, but it depends on the age, condition, asset type and lender appetite at the time of submission.
Do customers need a deposit? Not in every case. Some proposals can proceed with no deposit, while others may need one depending on the structure and the risk profile.