MAKING AN INFORMED DECISION With today’s high levels of technology obsolescence, organisations need to consider a number of key financial factors when deciding whether to rent or purchase equipment. What will your equipment be worth at the end of its useful life? The operational value of your equipment decreases over time, while the residual risk of using outdated equipment increases. Implementing an Alleasing solution will optimise residual value and minimise residual risk. Residual risk is minimised because Alleasing is responsible for the disposal of the equipment at the end of the rental term, while residual value is returned to you in the form of lower rental payments throughout the contract. What is the true cost of the capital or other funds that are required to finance both the acquisition and operation of your equipment? Implementing an Alleasing finance strategy will allow you to leverage your capital and invest it in opportunities that will help you to grow your business. This will mean your capital would no longer be tied-up in depreciating assets. Will your asset register withstand the rigours of your next external audit? Your organisation could risk qualification if auditors are not satisfied with the results of an asset audit. Renting your assets through Sale and Leaseback removes this concern. By renting your equipment, you not only remove your assets from the balance sheet, but you also gain greater control over the true cost of your leased assets. Online Contract Management If you have trouble keeping track of the type, location and value of the equipment being used in your organisation, Alleasing can coordinate an extensive asset audit and store all the information on the Alleasing Online Contract Management (OCM) system. Alleasing OCM replaces your internal asset register and can provide you with instant access to comprehensive data on all your leased assets 24 hours a day.