Instant GCI

How to make a successful application
1.  Ensure you have a valid quote from a bike shop, valid for 30 days.
You cannot simply submit a random value for your voucher. The quote must accurately reflect the items being ordered. If you need to make changes after you have made your submission, your application process will be delayed as your employer is informed and GCI resets your application. You must ensure your application is correct at the point of submission.
2.  Secure your bike with a refundable deposit
To ensure the bike shop still has your chosen bike when you go to collect it, you will need to secure it with a fully refundable deposit at the point you obtain a quote. Otherwise, the bike shop can sell the bike to another customer and your application will need to be cancelled and your employer informed.
3.  Complete the application form below. When you press submit, a proforma invoice will be emailed to you.
4.  Take the proforma invoice to your employer. You may wish to download our briefing document which explains the Cycle to Work Scheme and the benefits of using GCI. Employers can either pay the proforma invoice, or contact GCI to arrange third party finance (minimum order £1,000).
5.  Once payment is received (or finance agreed), GCI will process your application and email you two agreements to sign electronically. A copy of your signed salary sacrifice will be sent to your employer. The collection voucher will be issued once both the agreements have been signed.

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The DfT Cycle to Work guidance stipulates that only cycles for active travel and cyclist’s safety equipment can be hired under the Cycle to Work Scheme. This means the following items are not permitted under the scheme: electric scooters, electric unicycles, bike computers including power meters, cameras and GPS devices such as Garmin and Wahoo.