For firms
When an introduction arrives on your desk.
We introduce decision-makers at UK limited companies and LLPs to a finance firm by email. We do this for an invoice finance provider under a written agreement, and we’re open to talking with others.
What arrives
An email from us introducing a director, or a finance director or finance manager employed by the company, with them copied in so you can arrange a call or video chat directly. With it come their name and role, the company’s name, number and what it does, their email, any phone number they gave, and what they’ve told us so far. We keep their written yes on record; it isn’t part of the introduction.
Introduction noteIllustrative, not a live record
- Who
- Director, UK limited company
- Their own business address
- Company
- Name, company no., what it does
- Said
- Would talk about invoice finance
- Phone
- A number, if they gave one
The person Name, role, business email, and a phone number if they gave one.
The company Its name, company number and what it does.
Their words What they’ve told us so far. We keep their written yes on record; the note doesn’t carry it.
How the company agreed
Before any introduction, the company sees your firm’s name and what we would share. Only a written “yes” counts, from a director, or a finance director or finance manager employed by the company, from their own business address. A shared inbox or an outside accountant can’t give it.
Who we introduce
Active UK limited companies and LLPs, not sole traders or individuals. We find them through public information and a commercial business-contact service, and read what each company’s own website says it does. We never infer from public records that a company needs finance: what you receive is what the company itself has said.
What we don’t do
No lead lists or data files, and nothing from paid-ad form fills. Each introduction goes to one named firm; a company is never resold to several. We don’t lend or advise.
Starting with us
Any other firm needs its own arrangement with us before anything is handed over. Finance providers, lenders and commercial finance brokers are welcome to talk about what that would involve: use the enquiry form, write to [email protected], or ask for a 10-minute call.
Short answers.
Which provider do you work with?
We don’t name it on this site. Companies learn its name in our reply.
Can we see a sample first?
No. We don’t send samples or run pilots.
How many introductions can you send?
We don’t promise volume, speed or conversion.
What are your terms?
We agree them with each firm and don’t publish them.
Are you FCA-authorised?
No. YORXEN LTD is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Start with an email or a 10-minute call.
We’ll explain how introductions work and what starting with us would involve.