®One application, every participating supplier
A single credit application produces terms usable across every participating supplier, replacing a separate credit application and approval wait for each new vendor relationship.
Services for the solar trade
Net-30 / Net-60 Terms
Reusable Net-30 and Net-60 trade credit that applies across participating suppliers instead of a fresh application for every vendor.
Net-30 / Net-60 Terms
Reusable Net-30 and Net-60 trade credit that applies across participating suppliers instead of a fresh application for every vendor.
Reusable net terms across suppliers
Terms that protect cash flow as a business grows
Reusable net terms mean a growing supplier relationship doesn't require re-underwriting every few months, keeping working capital available for payroll and new project costs.
Qualification built around how a solar business actually operates
Underwriting accounts for the seasonality and project-based cash flow common in installation and distribution businesses, rather than a generic small-business credit model.
One credit line, every supplier
Stop reapplying for credit supplier by supplier
One approved credit line carries across every participating supplier instead of a fresh application each time.
Protect working capital through project cycles
Terms account for the cash-flow timing common in solar installation and distribution work.
Your questions, answered.
How do Net-30 or Net-60 terms qualify across multiple suppliers?
With Sunhub's trade credit, one qualification applies across participating suppliers, so approved credit can be used vendor to vendor instead of reapplying at each. The terms are underwritten centrally and honored by suppliers in the network. That removes the repeat paperwork of chasing separate credit lines.
Does a growing business need to reapply for credit periodically?
Terms are typically reviewed as a business grows and its volume changes, and credit limits can be adjusted rather than started over from scratch. The point of a reusable line is to avoid a fresh application for every supplier. Sunhub structures terms to keep pace with the business through project cycles.
What does a business need to qualify for net terms?
Qualification usually looks at time in business, trade and bank references, and financial history, weighted around how a solar contractor actually operates through project cycles. Requirements vary with the credit line requested. Sunhub builds qualification around the realities of a solar business rather than a generic retail credit check.