The primary function of this role is to handle collections for Accounts Receivable and for the Company. This position works closely with the CFO, Controller and Billing Associates. This job requires attention to detail with a focus on data entry, accuracy, and communication. Essential Duties & Responsibilities Include the following. Other duties may be assigned. Serve as the main liaison between the Accounts Receivable Associates and the Controller. Review Exchange Account monthly and work with the Accounts Receivable Associates to ensure timely resolution of Exchange details for their assigned areas. Work with CFO and Controller to update and streamline collection S.O.P.s. Provide credit references for third parties for our customers upon request. Monitoring 300-400 customer account details for nonpayment, delayed payments, and other irregularities. Contact clients on all invoice issues, 30-50 daily. Communicate with clients regarding outstanding payments. Resolves high volume collections by examining customer payment plans, payment history, credit line Locate, code, and process credit card payments. Ensure all invoices have the correct job designation and/or branch information. Communicate all invoice information to the customer. Note any communication or issues in TCMS in AR. Know how to locate necessary information for invoices, including the project manager, waivers, insurance certificates, and checks not posted. Prepare AR Aging by departments and “Show Me the Money” report monthly or as requested. Process statements monthly. Receive and handle credit/debit memo and turn into Controller every Friday in yellow folder. Occasionally deal with legal matters, including demand letters and write-offs, and coordinate with CFO and Billing Associates to ensure matter is handled correctly and efficiently. Protects organization value by keeping information confidential.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED