Providence
Capital’s financing plans are supported by
a methodology that is structured for efficient delivery and
execution which ensures that you and your selected supplier(s)
will receive responsive and proactive customer service. Our
Four Step, streamlined documentation and funding process is
designed to make it easier for you to acquire equipment and
fund capital projects. Here is how it works ...
Credit
Review and Documentation
After we have received your acceptance of our proposal,
we may review your campus’ financial and budgetary
information, as well as equipment or project information.
Upon
approval, we’ll prepare the CSU
Program Documentation and
transmit them to you via email or fax. You can then
cause the documents to be signed and returned to Providence
Capital, along with a copy of the supplier(s) Purchase
Order or Work Order. We will then contact the supplier(s)
to request invoice(s).
The Invoice for the initial remittance under the financing
will typically accompany the delivery of the original
financing documentation if the first payment is less
than 60 days away. This is done so that you can input
the necessary Payee Information into your A/P systems
for processing. This helps to ensure a smooth and timely
beginning of the financing.
Step
3
Supplier
Invoices
The financing transaction is similar to an all cash sale
between your agency and the supplier(s). The supplier
invoices your agency and provides an original copy to Providence
Capital. The invoice is completed with the “Sell
To:” and “Ship To:” areas filled in
with the name and address of your Campus department, along
with all other salient information (make, model, serial
#s, etc.) pertaining to the sale. (Providence Capital’s
name does not appear on the supplier invoice).
Step
4
Acceptance
and Closing
We will contact you to confirm that the equipment or project
being financed has been installed and made operational,
and that all is in working order. Upon confirmation
of your agency’s acceptance of the equipment or project,
Providence Capital will fund the full amount payable per
the Suppliers invoice(s).