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E-Billing Specialist

Posted 7 days ago

robert halfHonolulu (HI)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

E-Billing Specialist We are looking for an E-Billing Specialist to support high-volume billing operations in Honolulu, Hawaii. This Contract position focuses on electronic invoice submission, billing accuracy, and timely follow-up across client billing platforms and internal systems. The ideal candidate brings strong experience with e-billing workflows, can navigate client-specific requirements with confidence, and is comfortable contributing to broader billing activities as needed.
Responsibilities:
  • Oversee day-to-day billing activities with a primary focus on preparing, submitting, and tracking electronic invoices.
  • Use client billing portals and hub-based platforms to transmit invoices accurately and within required deadlines.
  • Work within Aderant to review billing data, support invoice generation, and maintain reliable processing records.
  • Coordinate invoice submission and payment-related steps across external client systems and electronic billing channels.
  • Review billing transactions for completeness, compliance, and alignment with customer-specific invoicing guidelines.
  • Investigate rejected invoices, transmission failures, and platform-related billing issues, then take corrective action to resolve them promptly.
  • Maintain organized documentation for billing activity and follow up on outstanding items to help keep accounts current.
  • Partner with internal teams to gather complete billing details and ensure invoices are finalized and submitted on schedule.
  • Assist with conventional billing tasks in addition to electronic billing responsibilities to support the broader billing function.

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