Collections Specialist
2 weeks ago
- Monitor the firm’s accounts receivable and identify overdue accounts.
- Contact past due customers via telephone and email and maintain consistent follow up with these accounts in accordance with established procedures. Negotiate payment plans if necessary.
- E-mail invoices and statements as necessary.
- Develop good relationships with customers and be the “squeaky wheel” to improve collections.
- Notate invoice discussions with clients in ERP system. Continually refer to notes until collection.
- Processing and reviewing account adjustments.
- Timely scanning of checks for deposit into bank and obtaining incoming wires and ACH receipt reporting from bank.
- Match incoming deposit transaction against open invoices by project and post receipts properly into ERP system.
- Ensure customer retainers are properly handled and recorded.
- Work with other business unit employees and project managers to assist in collections when required.
- Maintain and report monthly metrics goals such as DSO and aging buckets.
- Communicate with Senior Management regarding all aspects of assigned collections and assist in determining customers to no longer do business with or put on hold.
- Maintain excellent records of customer contacts (including accounting and project manager).
- Resolve customer issues and resolve invoice discrepancies with billing department.
- Submit regular reports on the status of unpaid accounts and any repayment progress.
- Perform administrative and clerical tasks, such as data entry, preparing invoices, sending bill reminders, filing paperwork, and contacting clients to discuss their accounts.
- Assist in development and enforcement of company credit policy with clients.
- Create and implement a strategy to improve collection of outstanding receivables.
- Timely prepare and review accounts receivable aging reports.
- Follow up with clients for collection of receivables and escalate internally when cases of non-payment occur.
- Review and recommend accounts to be sent to attorney for collections.
- Verify and complete lien waiver requests for Controller signature and processing.
- Follows established work rules, policies and procedures.
- Actively engages with other members of the company to continuously strive to improve processes, create efficiencies and reduce costs.
- Cooperatively takes on other duties, roles or responsibilities as assigned.
- 5 years experience in a collection’s capacity
- Bachelor’s degree in finance or accounting (preferred but not required)
- Must be skilled and comfortable calling clients to collect outstanding balances
- Problem solver that works well with internal team members
- Computer proficiency with MS Office products
- Excellent analytical skills, detail-oriented, close attention to accuracy
- Hands-on experience using computer-based accounting programs
- Team-oriented
- Professional
- Self-starter with a positive attitude
- Multi-tasking capability
- Good communication skills
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