Before we write
We read about the company first.
We look the company up on the public register and read what its own website says it does. Neither tells us whether it needs finance, so the email asks.
A letter first, then an introduction.
At YORXEN, we introduce UK companies to an invoice finance provider.
We don’t lend or advise. You don’t pay us for the introduction. We may receive commission from the provider if you take up financing.
From first look to first hello.
The letter
A short letter, and a question.
Written for a director, or the person running the finances, it asks about invoice finance. No attachments, no forms. It also says: “If you’d prefer no further contact, please let me know.”
The reply
If it’s useful, the company writes back.
We name the provider and list what we’d pass on. A written “yes” is enough, from a director, or a finance director or finance manager employed by the company, from their own business address. Until then, nothing is shared.
The introduction
We introduce them to each other.
We email the provider, copying the company in, so the provider can arrange a call or video chat directly. The email goes to that firm only. From there, it’s between them.
Who the provider will be meeting.
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.
Both sides of the introduction.
By the first call, both know who the other is and why they’re talking.
For the company
You can look us up, too.
YORXEN LTD, company no. 17303256, registered in England and Wales, founded and run by Artur Vainer. Our entry is on Companies House, like yours.
Why we wrote to youFor receiving firms
Other firms start with a conversation.
We introduce companies to an invoice finance provider under a written agreement. Other providers, lenders and commercial finance brokers are welcome; each needs its own arrangement before anything is handed over.
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Short answers.
Where did you find my company?
From public information: the Companies House register, your company’s own website and public business directories, plus a commercial business-contact service. The privacy page lists the sources. We write only to active UK limited companies and LLPs.
How can I tell an email is from you?
Our emails are signed by a person at YORXEN and may come from addresses on other domains we own for sending. Each of those domains forwards to this site or shows a short page that links to it. Not sure an email is ours? Forward it to [email protected].
What happens if I reply?
A reply commits you to nothing. You hear back from us, not from a provider, and you can still say no once you know who it is.
Do I pay anything?
You don’t pay us for the introduction. We may receive commission from the provider if you take up financing.
Are you regulated by the FCA?
No. YORXEN LTD is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
How do I stop hearing from you?
Reply to our email and say you’d prefer no further contact, or write to [email protected]. That works at any point. We then stop writing and add your address to our do-not-contact list, which we check before each batch of emails we send.
If our email reached you.
There’s a page that says why we wrote to your company, and what a reply would lead to.