Overdue Collections Representative
$19/hr
ApplyOverdue Collections Representative
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$19/hr
About the role
- Manage and resolve outstanding B2B receivables, including large-balance accounts
- Own full-cycle collections activities (inbound/outbound calls, email communication, and account follow-up)
- Prepare and issue accurate invoices while maintaining detailed account records
- Analyze aging reports and prioritize accounts based on delinquency and risk
- Investigate billing discrepancies and partner with internal teams to resolve issues
- Serve as a liaison between internal stakeholders and external customers to ensure timely resolution of payment issues
- Document all collection activities, account updates, and system issues accurately
- Ensure compliance with company policies, procedures, and AR service-level agreements
- Utilize reporting tools (including Power BI dashboards) to track and manage portfolio performance
- Manage a dynamic portfolio of high-value accounts (typically $10K+ past due)
- Balance multiple priorities throughout the day (collections efforts, customer calls, internal meetings, and reporting)
- Work in a highly collaborative but fast-moving environment where priorities shift frequently Participate in initial onsite training (3 weeks) followed by a fully remote schedule, with occasional quarterly onsite meetingsREQUIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
- 2+ years of experience in Accounts Receivable or Collections
- Proven experience managing inbound/outbound calls and email communication with customers (preferably B2B)
- Experience handling large-balance collections and fully resolving accounts (not just routing calls)
- Proficiency with accounting systems (e.g., JDE, First Invoice, or similar)
- Strong Microsoft Excel skills Ability to multitask and manage a high-volume workload in a fast-paced environmentNICE TO HAVE SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
- Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or related field Experience working with long-term contracts or complex billing structures
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