• Customers must use your unique HFS Customer Financing Link.    
• Any loan inquiries that do not use the HFS Customer Financing Link will not be eligible for the rewards program as it can only be tracked via that link.  The link is unique to each dealer.  Links cannot be shared.
• All rewards are paid to the dealer (e.g. the business) by an electronic Visa gift card payable within three (3) weeks of funding.
• The ‘Company Email’ field in your HFS Contractor Portal is the e-mail address where your rewards will be sent.    Your information must be up to date in our system, or the reward may be voided; this is why you must enroll via one of the methods above.

What is the HFS Customer Financing Link?

This is your company’s unique link to provide your customers if they are interested in inquiring for financing via the HFS Home Improvement Loan Platform.  It was emailed to you when you first enrolled and is accessible within your HFS Contractor Portal.  It is unique to your business, so it is important that you use it.  Best practices are to do one or more of the following: 

• Text it to your customers 
• Email it to your customers 
• Include the link via text, email, or hand them a Cobranded HFS Flyer that has your company info. And a QR code with your unique link embedded within 
• Host the link on your website 
• Add it to your email signature line 

If you need help with any of the above, please contact your HFS representative or email us at contractor@hfsfin.com 

What is the HFS Contractor portal? 

• You can go here >>> https://contractor.hfsfinancial.net/login to access your HFS Contractor Portal.   
• Each team member at your company can have their own login.  It is up to you, the owner or admin of the business, to determine who you want to have accounts for.  Most common practice is to have 1 or more owners, and 1 or more admins have an account and to have all salespersons/designers/those selling into customers to have their own account.   
• This portal allows each user at your company to have specific roles and permissions.  e.g. salespersons cannot edit or see critical business information but can view the status of customers and their financing.