Billing Representative

Posted 4 days ago

talentomaColorado Springs (CO)

Billing and Posting Clerks Office Administrative Services

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$4,900 - $5,500

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About the role

Job Title: Billing Representative

Monthly Pay: $4,900 - $5,500 USD per month

Summary: Join a fully remote team supporting Utah customers with accurate billing for insurance and financial-services accounts. This entry-level, full-time Billing Representative resolves invoice questions, posts payments, and helps keep account balances clear through phone and digital channels.

Job Responsibilities:

Prepare and send invoices, premium notices, and payment reminders.
Apply incoming payments and investigate unmatched or duplicate transactions.
Explain balances, due dates, billing adjustments, and available payment options.
Coordinate billing corrections with policy service, finance, and customer support partners.
Document customer interactions and payment activity in billing platforms.

Qualifications:

Interest in billing operations, receivables, or financial account support.
Comfort reviewing invoices, payment records, and account balances.
Ability to explain billing details clearly in written and verbal conversations.
Familiarity with spreadsheets, web-based billing tools, or payment portals.
Careful approach to handling customer financial information and follow-up items.

Perks & Benefits:

Remote work arrangement within the United States.
Structured onboarding and billing-process training.
Collaborative support from finance and service teams.

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