Franchise Focus
A paperless franchise
The Interface Financial Group continues its UK expansion and seeks out individuals to invest
INVESTMENT LEVEL: £69,550
with virtually no paper involvement for its franchisees. What IFG achieved is its current model, where the franchisor handles approximately 90-95 per cent of all of the paperwork, freeing up valuable time for the franchisees to concentrate on their area of expertise – people. IFG 50/50 franchisees are focused on
fi nancial transactions, but that focus is concentrated on the all-important ‘people’ part of the business. IFG has been helping the SME market sector grow through its cash fl ow acceleration programme for the past 44 years. In every single transaction that IFG has funded over that period, the business has always had a personal and face-to-face relationship with the client. In order to support the franchisees’
efforts, IFG engages in the paperwork aspects that are a necessity for every funding. Therefore, for franchisees that want to be engaged in a virtually paperless business environment, the IFG 50/50 offering represents a unique opportunity.
T
he Interface Financial Group (IFG) recently surveyed its franchisees in different countries to see if they would like more or less paperwork associated
with the franchise. The result came as
no surprise, with some even asking if the franchise could eliminate the paperwork burden altogether. IFG listened and acted. The business embarked on a re- engineering process to see how it could turn the IFG 50/50 franchise into one
The Interface Financial Group
Financial services
www.interfacefi
nancial.co.uk ifg@interfacefi
nancial.com 0845 834 0332
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