The biggest challenge SMEs face when scaling in India is access to structured growth capital combined with predictable systems. Many businesses grow on founder-driven execution, but when it’s time to scale, they struggle with formal financing, working capital gaps, regulatory complexity, fragmented supply chains, talent retention, and weak operational processes. Without strong governance, digital systems, and scalable management structures, growth becomes chaotic rather than sustainable.

This is usually not a technology issue but a commercialization gap. Physicians may love the product, but hospital procurement, finance, IT, and compliance teams make the buying decision, and without a clear reimbursement pathway or proven cost savings, adoption stalls. Workflow friction, integration challenges with existing systems, medico-legal concerns, budget cycle timing, and overreliance on pilot champions rather than institutional buy-in often prevent scaling. In short, you may have technical product-market fit, but not economic and operational product-market fit across the broader healthcare system.

Just wondering if you have considered getting some grants or loan from Innovate UK, they have series of funding for innovative start-up. If you have your MVP it might be worth it to consider investors interested in your sector.

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Hello, I am reaching out, because i am fluent in English and have a strong development skills.

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Happy to help you get started with asset-backed lending prospecting. Here's what I'd recommend:
Immediate next steps:

Look for coaches who've actually closed ABL deals (not generic sales trainers). Check their LinkedIn for proof of portfolio companies or deal experience.
Join niche communities like the Commercial Finance Association or Secured Finance Network - they often have mentorship programs and you'll learn the language faster.

For true ground-up learning:

Start by shadowing ABL brokers or lenders if possible - even virtually. The prospecting playbook is very different from traditional lending.
Focus on one vertical first (manufacturing, distributors, or transportation are good starts) - you'll learn faster than spreading thin.

Tactical resources:

Dave Kurlan's "Baseline Selling" is hands-on for financial services
Look for coaches who teach ABL-specific pain points: working capital crunches, seasonal inventory needs, acquisition financing

The key is finding someone who understands ABL buyers are CFOs and business owners facing specific cash flow problems - not consumers shopping rates. Your prospecting needs to speak to those pain points from day one.

Happy to discuss your specific situation if you want to book a call.