Slice is built around single bills, but that does not mean you can only ever use it once. Many companies come back to Slice whenever a suitable one-off bill arrives.
Each Slice stands alone
- Every Slice is a separate agreement for a specific bill
- Each application is assessed on its own when you make it
- The schedule and total cost are set fresh for each one
Things to keep in mind
Because each Slice is its own obligation, running several at once means several sets of instalments. Keep an eye on the combined effect on your cash flow so the dates do not stack up against you. Our account view helps you see what is outstanding.
When repeated use points elsewhere
If you find yourself reaching for Slice again and again, an ongoing facility like Flex might serve you better than a string of one-offs. Flex lets you draw, repay and redraw as needed. If that sounds closer to your pattern, our team can talk it through.
Whether you use Slice once or many times, it remains business credit for limited companies and LLPs only.
See also: Can I repay Credicorp Slice early?, Who can apply for Credicorp Slice?, What if the supplier invoice changes after I take a Slice?.