Bilingual Accounts Receivableother related Employment listings - Atlanta, GA at Geebo

Bilingual Accounts Receivable

The AR Specialists II reports to a supervisor within Credit & Collections and is responsible for managing a portfolio of dealer clients as assigned by a region/districtIn this position, you will be responsible for all credit management and collection efforts for their assigned areaYou will build strong relationships with our internal salesforce to better engage with clients and provide an exceptional customer experience.
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Responsibilities:
o Responsible for managing the risk associated with having open and unpaid invoices that extend past 60 days past due for their assigned region/district.
o Makes calls to customers with past due balances to inquire about reasons for delinquencies, and provide solutions which include payment in full, settlements, and or payment plans to resolve the issue.
o Under general supervision, monitors accounts receivable aging reports for an assigned sales region.
o Makes calls to customers with past due balances to inquire about payment.
o Works with sales, billing and customer service personnel to resolve accounts with collection issues.
o Sends copies of invoices, credit memos, statements and collection letters to customers and associates.
o Exercises independent judgment in obtaining payments.
o Prepares and forwards accounts to be considered for write-off to Director of Credit and Collections or Division Credit Manager for approval.
o Assists with the credit investigation of new accounts.
o Monitors application of payments to ensure proper application.
Responsible for requesting re-application when appropriate.
o Recommends site restriction of delinquent accounts.
Recommended Skills Accounting Accounts Receivable Systems Billing Customers Customer Service Maintain Receivable Record Spanish Language Apply to this job.
Think you're the perfect candidate? Apply Now Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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