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How a line of credit with Amazon Business can meet your payment needs

Learn more about a line of credit and choose the option that works for your organization.

Your organization can take advantage of multiple payment methods, including a business line of credit (underwritten by Synchrony Bank) with Amazon Business. Let’s take a closer look at this option.

  • Amazon Business Line of Credit: a pay-in-full line of credit with 55 days to pay invoices with no interest or annual fees

 

An Amazon Business Line of Credit is ideal for organizations looking to simplify their purchasing and reconciliation. With this feature, your organization can more easily reconcile spend with monthly statements with consolidated invoices, while taking advantage of 55-day payment terms with no interest or annual fees.

 

A business line of credit can also provide your organization with tools to better maintain control over your cash flow. Customize which groups have access to your line of credit, and divide your total line of credit into sublines for individual groups. Work with a dedicated account management team at Synchrony Bank to set up and manage your credit line to best fit the needs of your organization. Manage your account online through an eService platform managed by Synchrony Bank, where you can easily download a copy of your invoices and monthly statements.

 

Here’s an overview of the many features you can leverage for your organization.

  • No interest or annual fee
  • 55 days to pay invoices
  • Pay by purchase order
  • Monthly statements with consolidated invoices
  • Access to a eService platform to manage your account
  • Ability to customize which groups have access to your line of credit, and divide your total line of credit into sublines for individual groups
  • Access to a dedicated account management

We have other payment options as well. If you’re interested in learning more, look for info on paying by invoice.

Learn how paying with your business line of credit is just like paying with a credit card.
 

Bookmark the Getting Started Resource Center today.

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