Accounts Receivable Analyst

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dayton freight linesDayton (OH)

Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks Collection Agencies

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About the role

Overview: Stable and growing organization Competitive weekly pay Professional, positive and people-centered work environment Comprehensive benefits package: Health, Dental, Vision, AD&D, 401(k), etc. Paid holidays (8); paid vacation and personal days

Responsibilities: The Accounts Receivable Analysts reviews and manages accounts to reduce the days of sales outstanding and to reduce receivables on a company wide basis.

Principle Duties: Manage past dues, balance dues and credits on assigned accounts Recommend deliquent accounts to be placed on cash and/or with an outside collection agency to manage Discover and corrects billing errors Send supporting documentation to customer as required Work closely with Service Center Managers and Account Managers Ensure timely payments on customer's accounts Continuously improve processess

Qualifications: Written and oral communicationskills Can work in a fast paced environment Basic math skills Basic computer knowledge including Excel, Outlook Fluent in English Legally eligible to work in the United States Must be at least 18 years of age

Benefits: Stable and growing organization Competitive weekly pay Professional, positive and people-centered work environment Comprehensive benefits package: Health, Dental, Vision, AD&D, 401(k), etc. Paid holidays (8); paid vacation and personal days

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