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De Vries en Verburg: Dynamic Discounting connected to Business Central

Construction company De Vries en Verburg from Stolwijk pays suppliers earlier with Dynamic Discounting via NCN Capital, connected to Microsoft Business Central and 4PS.

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De Vries en Verburg is a family business from Stolwijk that carries out projects with a broad network of suppliers and subcontractors. For a project-driven construction company, purchasing and payment terms overlap; Dynamic Discounting via NCN Capital gives you a grip on the timing of those payments, without putting a strain on your own balance sheet.

In short

CustomerDe Vries en Verburg — construction company from Stolwijk
SolutionDynamic Discounting, connected to Microsoft Business Central together with 4PS
WhyA grip on the timing of payments and stronger chain partners

Why Dynamic Discounting fits

With Dynamic Discounting, De Vries en Verburg pays approved purchase invoices earlier from its own funds. The supplier opts into that earlier moment and receives a discount for it. For a company that values long-term relationships with fixed chain partners, that is more than a calculation: it keeps the parties you build on healthy.

  • Chain responsibility — suppliers and subcontractors get their money earlier, which makes the collaboration steadier.
  • Return on your own cash — the discount is the compensation for paying early.
  • Without straining the balance sheet — it runs on your own liquidity, per invoice, without external financing.
  • Connection to Business Central and 4PS — the invoices run along with the existing project administration.

What it means in practice

Because it connects to Business Central together with 4PS, there is no need to run a separate process alongside the existing project administration. The platform shows per invoice what is outstanding and what an early payment yields, so the team decides for itself when it makes sense to accelerate — and when not.

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