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Job Title:Credit Control - Elstree
Reference:1263355
Salary:£18-£22000
Location(s):Middlesex
Industry(s):Blue Chip
Advertiser:Hays Accountancy & Finance
Employment Type:Permanent
Posted:07-11-2008

Description:

A good opportunity for a skilled Credit Controller or someone with some exposure to this field who is keen to be trained.  This is a world recognised brand name seeking a new team member to join a team of 4 Credit Controllers.

Collections of all Outstanding invoices on the Sales Ledger
- Assist in the allocation of cash receipts to ensure that are allocated accurately and in a timely manner and identifying and escalating any queries relating to the same
-Assist in the operation of the debit note and credit note matching process across all customer accounts as processed by the team
- Ensure that the query management system is adequately maintained by ensuring that data input is timely and accurate
- Assist in the resolution of issues preventing the payment of outstanding invoices
- Assist in the collection of unpaid invoices via the supply of POD?s ,etc as and when required
- Assist with the raising of credit note paperwork for authorisation in accordance with credit policy
- Assist in the resolution of any non-Alba returned stock issues on nominated accounts and escalate any issues preventing resolution of the same
- Assist in the resolution of any 'out of guarantee' returned stock issues on nominated accounts and escalate any issues preventing resolution of the same - General administration duties as and when required by the Supervisors
Special Requirements:
Accuracy and attention to detail and team player


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