Client Relations Specialist
Client Relations Specialist
Posted 14 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- (Essential Duties & Responsibilities):Identify and prioritize incoming Broker requests for new customer setup and credit increases
- Accurately enter customer setup information in IEL's transportation management software, TMSAnalyze customer credit via both internal and external methods such as Experian, Blue Book and Internet Truckstop
- Work with customers to most efficiently invoice and monitor payments
- Communicate with management and broker if a customer is identified as high risk in areas such as credit score, IEL pay history or ships high value cargo
- Monitor past due accounts and help identify problem accounts by contacting broker or customer contact for payment status
- Facilitate the day to day workload in the department that includes new customer setup, credit increases and following up on past due invoices
- Identify areas within the department that require improvement and offer solutions to those challenges
- Handle additional responsibilities as needed
- Basic (Required)
- High school degree or GEDBasic knowledge of Microsoft OfficeSome data entry and customer service experience
- Works well in fast paced team settings
- Able to work on multiple tasks in a time sensitive environment while remaining detail oriented
- Compliance with company procedures and can identify issues for escalation
- Maintains a high standard of work product and professionalism
- PreferredAssociate's Degree or some College
- Commercial credit experience
- Background in lending or debt collection
- General knowledge of transportation or logistics industry and transportation management software
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