Why Cash Flow Flexibility Matters in Global Mobility Payments

Fast, reliable payments play a major role in mobility success, yet many companies struggle to balance two competing pressures.
Employees and suppliers expect immediate payment, while finance teams often need extended terms to manage cash flow responsibly.

This mismatch creates delays, frustration, and unnecessary administrative work.

The Real Impact of Payment Delays

Slow payments negatively affect more than timelines. They influence:

• Employee satisfaction and relocation readiness

• Supplier relationships and service quality

• Accounting cycle efficiency

• Compliance with internal controls

A single delayed payment can slow an entire relocation and increase downstream costs.

Why Integrated Funding Matters

Orion Mobility solves this problem by combining expense processing with same-day funding. This model gives companies access to immediate payouts across 180 countries and 140 currencies, while also maintaining flexible client billing cycles.

This improves both liquidity and employee experience.

What Companies Gain

• Improved working capital

• Faster payouts for employees, candidates, and suppliers

• Reduced operational burden for AP and payroll

• A smoother relocation experience

The Bottom Line

Cash flow flexibility is a strategic advantage. When payments move quickly, your mobility program moves with confidence.