Broker Aon has entered into a working arrangement with QuickFee, an ASX-listed online payments and financing provider, to support its SME accounting clients.

As part of the arrangement, Aon’s accounting clients can opt to use the QuickFee Fee Funding instalment billing solution to invoice customers. The accounting firm gets an upfront payment from QuickFee and its customer gets to pay their invoice over three to 12 months.

QuickFee will also be offering Aon’s suite of risk and professional indemnity products to its client base in Australia.

“Cash flow is a key risk for businesses of any size,” Aon Affinity MD Lisa Henderson said.

“While accounting clients need to support their firms with risk solutions such as professional indemnity insurance and cyber protection – but are also impacted by issues such as high interest rates and inflation – they may need additional help to keep cash flow steady.”

“Aon is pleased to work with QuickFee to assist in addressing the underserved needs of our SME accounting clients and allow them to make better business decisions.”