Cisco Capital Finance

Capitalise on your Cisco Solutions with Cisilion

Is your company facing complex financial demands?
Is technology required now and this years funding used up or cut?
Will delaying the investment put your business at risk?

Across many industries, companies are experiencing a greater demand for services against a shrinking IT budget. Cisco Capital finance solutions allow a budget-constrained business to technically progress to meet future business requirements while showing ROI and reducing TCO.

Here at Cisilion we believe the real benefit comes from the use of Cisco equipment, not the ownership and how you acquire, manage and evolve this technology is as critical as the investment itself.

Up to £200k is available for each organisation and you can obtain a near instant decision or your qualification for 0% finance in just one simple call to Cisilion. Tailored financing is available for:

Private Sector
Public Sector
Service Providers

Cisilion can help customise a solution to meet your business needs.
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What is Cisco Capital?

Cisco Capital, a division of Cisco, offers many innovative financial leasing solutions for businesses who want to strategically invest in their networks. Technology acquisition and cash flow management is simplified by consolidating repayments of solutions, software and services into a single payment stream.

What kinds of lease are available?

Fair Market Value Leasing

Cisco Capital offers aggressive residuals on terms up to 60 months, which can significantly lower the cost of a networking solution. At the end of the lease term, equipment may be returned, purchased at its FMV, or kept using a lease extension. If the lease is considered an operating lease for accounting purposes, lease payments made from an operating expense budget would not show on the balance sheet, and may be tax deductible.

Full Pay-out Financing

Cisco Capital also offers flexible financing terms (from 12 to 60 months) giving ownership of the equipment at the end. For tax accounting purposes, the lessee is considered the owner of the equipment from the beginning of the term. Organisations receive the tax benefits of carrying only the interest portion of the periodic payments as an expense.