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How to Set Up Payroll Funding for Your Staffing Agency: 5 Essential Steps

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By Phil Cohen

Payroll funding gives staffing agencies fast access to the cash they need to cover weekly payroll—even when clients take 30–60 days to pay. If you run a nurse staffing, healthcare staffing, or temp agency, this guide explains exactly how to set up payroll funding in just five steps.

Before You Being: What You Need

  • Valid business entity
  • Invoices billed to commercial clients
  • Weekly payroll obligations
  • Facility contracts or purchase orders
  • Clean invoicing processes

Step 1: Gather Your Staffing & Financial Documents

Payroll funders evaluate your business, clients, and invoicing process.

Prepare:

  • Client list with contacts
  • Sample invoices
  • A/R aging report
  • Articles of incorporation
  • EIN/W-9
  • Voided business check

Step 2: Apply With a Specialized Payroll Funding Company

Choose a funder experienced with staffing (especially healthcare).
Approval usually takes 24–72 hours.

Step 3: Submit Invoices After Each Payroll Cycle

After payroll is run, submit approved timesheets + invoices.

Most agencies fund:

  • Weekly
  • Twice weekly for high volume
  • Daily during rapid growth

Step 4: Receive Your Cash Advance (80-90%)

Funding arrives within 24–48 hours.
This covers:

  • Payroll
  • Taxes
  • Recruiting
  • Onboarding

Step 5: Get Your Reserve When Clients Pay

When the facility pays, the funder releases the remaining 10–20% reserve minus the fee.

Troubleshooting Tips

ProblemSolution
Invoice verification delaysUse accurate timekeeping + approved timesheets
Client disputesCommunicate early, send confirmation of hours
Unexpected payroll spikesNotify funder before onboarding large groups

Next Steps

Payroll funding is straightforward once set up. To streamline your onboarding, your funder can also assist with:

  • VMS portal billing
  • Collections
  • Credit checks on new facilities

Contact PRN Funding to set up payroll funding for your agency.

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Phil Cohen

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