Billing Coordinator

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arel group wine spiritsCumming (GA)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$50,000 - $55,000 per year

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About the role

About the Company: Arel Group Wine & Spirits is a well‐established, family owned importer of Italian wines with nationwide distributor relationships. Our Cumming, GA office is seeking a Billing Coordinator to join our team.
Job Overview: The Billing Coordinator will accurately process customer sales orders and sales invoices, multitask with customers, suppliers, sales managers, and accounting team members, and serve as backup to the AP department. Base Pay Range $50,000.00/yr – $55,000.00/yr Responsibilities Process daily sales orders accurately and on time Organize and track container shipments with distributors directly from Italy Submit invoices to customers Analyze US warehouse inventory weekly Work closely with the compliance company to regulate product registrations and state wholesale licenses Collaborate with the reporting department to provide orders for inventory forecasting Track and update order status for the sales team Support the account with processing payables Qualifications 3–5 years of billing/invoicing experience Inventory experience a plus Good written and oral communication skills Advanced Excel skills (Pivot Tables/V‐lookup) strongly preferred Strong attention to detail Experience in the wine/beverage industry a plus Benefits Medical insurance 401(k) Additional Information Seniority Level: Associate Employment Type: Full‐time Job Function: Accounting/Auditing Industries: Wholesale Import and Export For more about our history, values, strategies and organization, visit our website.

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