So here’s what happened — I was halfway through fulfilling a new contract when I realized I didn’t have enough packaging supplies. Total rookie move, I know. I remembered someone in this forum talking about using the Amazon Business Line of Credit when they ran into the same kind of hiccup. Thought I was managing cash flow okay, but clearly I underestimated how fast little costs add up. Has anyone here actually used it for that kind of last-minute expense?

Yep, I’ve had that scramble more times than I want to admit. I set up the Amazon Business Line of Credit just for that reason — to have a backup when small things start to bottleneck operations. If you're thinking of trying it, I’d recommend reading through the steps for how to apply for amazon business line of credit on Eboost website. It walks you through everything clearly, and it saved my neck a few times already.

I've always relied on traditional business credit cards, but hearing how flexible the Amazon line is has me curious. The fact that it’s tied to purchases you’d already be making anyway makes it feel more integrated than most financing tools. It sounds like a decent option, especially for folks juggling inventory and quick turnarounds.