Order Entry Analyst (Remote)
Order Entry Analyst (Remote)
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Junior
About the role
- Work directly with customers and internal teams to review, process, and approve orders for invoiced accounts
- Generate daily, weekly, and month end invoices
- Complete weekly and monthly billing reconciliations to ensure all customers have been invoiced in a timely manner Cash application for accounts receivable payments Coordinate invoicing expectations with customers
- Work with internal teams to ensure timely delivery of invoicing
- Provide billing support to customers as needed
- Understand and monitor Salesforce and NetSuite Reports Prepare, review, and analyze various reporting data using Excel tools and functions (Pivot Tables, Macros, Vlookups, and other calculation functions)
- Coordinate and lead process improvement projects with cross functional teams
- Prepare and maintain process documentation as well as identify billing exceptions within Salesforce and Intacct Responsible for handling customer requests for refunds
- Evaluate refund requests for compliance with company policy
- Process refunds for all payment processors (E-commerce activity)
- Evaluate and process customer disputes received from merchant services for E-commerce
- Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Finance, or Accounting 1-3 years of professional work experience in Finance or Accounting
- Excellent communication, time management, and decision-making skills
- Ability to multitask and meet deadlines
- Experience with Microsoft Office Suite Products is preferred Salesforce and NetSuite experience is preferred
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