Billing Analyst

Posted 18 days ago

ampcusWhite Plains (NY)

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Job-ID30601491Reference25-25552 Remote 40% RemoteAmpcus Inc. is a certified global provider of a broad range of Technology and Business consulting services. We are in search of a highly motivated candidate to join our talented Team.
Job Title: Billing Analyst
Location(s): White plains, n NYProject Overview Billing requests are done on a daily basis for CPD - either for lump sum, payment plans or Financed. Lump Sum billing requests are done as milestones throughout the project when the Project Manager requests them. The requests are either done by contract, dollar levels or when the Customer requests them. The Payment plans are done to reduce the IDC/STF on the projects. Both the Lump sum and Payment Plan Billing requests are to limit the IDC /STF charges on the projects. The Financed projects are usually done at the end of the project when the project is reconciled. The Billing analyst will help in preparing these billing requests and the payments. Job Functions & Responsibilities Prepare Billing requests in Primavera Learn SAP and prepare the SAP sales orders and request the Sales invoices from Accounting Gather the documentation for the Billing requests - Sales invoice, backup and send to Customer Record payment from Customer in Primavera Work with Project Leads and Managers on delinquent payments with Customers Maintain Billing tracking schedules Perform system reconciliation between Primavera and SAPSkillsExcel Primavera is preferred Communication Skills Experience with SAPEducation & Certifications 4 year degree All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, protected veterans or individuals with disabilities.

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