Accounts Receivable Credit and Collections Specialist - Remote
Accounts Receivable Credit and Collections Specialist - Remote
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Responsible for tracking and resolving outstanding payment issues and reporting on monthly collections in a timely manner.
- Providing customer service regarding collection issues, processing customer refunds, review and process account adjustments, resolve client discrepancies and short payments.
- Responsible for monitoring and maintaining accounts - customer calls, account adjustments, small balance write off, customer deductions, customer reconciliations and processing credit memos.
- Interact with Cash Application team, Sales Tax Dept, Customer Service and other internal departments as necessary to effectively reconcile accounts as required.
- Enlist the efforts of sales and senior management when necessary to accelerate the collection process.
- Maintain open communication & follow up effectively with sales department regarding customer accounts on a timely basis.
- Manage customers in the credit hold queue
- Maintain customer credit files
- Respond to requests for credit references
- Recommend changes in the credit policy to senior management
- Monitor the credit worthiness of accounts and review w/ management as required
- Perform other assigned tasks and ad hoc duties necessary to support the Accounts Receivable Department.
- Engage in daily huddles, as well as weekly and monthly meetings to discuss & resolve A/R related issues.
- Participate in AR related Projects i.e Avalara & Bill Trust.
- Meet defined department goals and activity metrics
- Review direct reports' timecards, ensuring employees' time is accurately recorded and complete.
- Approve employee timecards at the end of each period, prior to supervisor deadline.
- Work with employees to resolve errors (missing punches, adjustments, etc.).Review and approve PTO requests.
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