Collections Specialist
Location : 100% on-site, Sarasota, FL
Type : Direct Hire
Pay : $45k-$48.8k
Job Description :
- Responsible for managing dealer accounts within assigned territories.
- Secure revenue by verifying, posting, and resolving any discrepancies promptly.
- Assist with various AR-related tasks involving credit lines and orders in suspense.
- Communicate and provide necessary supporting documents for the resolution of open items on accounts.
- Follow up and escalate collections issues as needed, collaborating with dealers and internal departments to manage receivables and reduce risk.
- Facilitate effective communication and collaboration between internal teams, external customers, and dealers.
- Receive payments from multiple sources (credit card, lockbox, ACH, wire, remote, and portal) and accurately post payments to customer accounts using remittances.
Requirements :
2 to 5 years B2B collections, cash application experience.Understanding of basic principles of finance and accounting.Ability to clearly articulate various issues scenarios to customers and colleagues.Strong attention to detail and motivated self-starter.Flexible with ability to work under deadlines and be able to deliver accurate and completed tasks.Benefits :
Benefits include Medical, Dental, Vision, STD, LTD, vacation and sick / personal days, 8 paid Holidays, and 401(k) with company match.Pay Details : $45,000.00 to $48,800.00 per year
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