Impressions Finance is a market specific, creative and flexible organization that prides itself on being at the forefront of the office equipment finance industry. This is evidenced by our unique and comprehensive product suite which exists due to our continued persistence and development of products designed to best suit particular market requirements. These products are developed and designed specifically to deliver our partners desired outcomes. This represents a refreshing view when compared to the traditional transactional viewpoint held by the majority of existing Office Technology Equipment financiers.

An all-inclusive cost-per-seat arrangement for computers and phone systems where cost dispersal among departments is managed and easily budgeted.

A single cost per staff member is delivered to market comprehensively with our channel partners.

A cost-per-copy program requires commitment by the buyer to a fixed term plus an agreed copy volume. The copy cost plan allows credits for extra copies run over each month, so the machine is effectively paid off sooner.

This allows early adoption to new technologies as they become available to the market place. The program would be presented as a platinum product with additional services not available under conventional office equipment finance.

This unique product offering has the ability to separate volumes and costs for Printers and MFP’s on the one agreement and invoice. This provides enormous value for the vendor sales team to be able to fully manage their client’s requirements. Now all devices across your customers’ organizations can be managed on the one agreement affording the vendor sales team the unique ability to offer a true One Stop Shop solution for all equipment.

A form of financing the acquisition of equipment that relies on spreading the cost across a number of payments over a fixed rental term. Rental differs from a lease plan in that there is no residual amount that can be paid at the end of term and assume ownership of the machine. Usually, the machine is retuned to the vendor.