Credit Controller 12 Months FTC
- Contract
North Yorkshire
The details
Key Responsibilities
- Manage a portfolio of accounts, ensuring the full debt‑collection process is followed consistently
- Adhere to each client's specific terms, conditions, and agreed timelines
- Collaborate with internal stakeholders and relevant managers to review outstanding issues and agree on any necessary escalations
- Escalate overdue accounts for legal action through approved third‑party debt collection partners
- Complete account reconciliations and accurately allocate payments within the financial system
- Handle incoming credit control phone enquiries
- Monitor and manage shared Credit Control inboxes
- Produce month‑end reporting as well as ad‑hoc reports when required
- Follow internal processes relating to account write‑offs
- Support the Credit Control Manager and wider finance team in achieving departmental goals and business objectives
- Ensure all work aligns with FCA guidance where applicable (non‑regulated activity)
- Attend off‑site visits when necessary (UK driving licence required)
- Provide support to the Credit Control team with any additional duties as required
About You
- Experience of working in credit control
- Competent user on Excel
- Can start as soon as possible/on a reduced notice
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