Credit Controller German Speaking
Basingstoke, Hampshire
Credit Controller German Speaking
- Permanent
Basingstoke, Hampshire
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Start your job searchMarks Sattin is working with a growing business based in Basingstoke, who are recruiting for a German speaking Credit Controller on a Permanent basis to join their busy team. The role is full-time, 37.5 hours per week and would suit someone with previous Credit Control experience within the German market who can hit the ground running.
Duties involve:
- End to end management of the sales ledger & credit control function.
- Liaising with customers & clients in order to minimise & resolve queries, decrease DSO and maintain strong relationships.
- Cash allocation.
- Decrease amount of unallocated cash, working through some historical posting.
- Some month end duties, including reporting and analysis with Credit Manager.
- Supporting billings team when necessary.
- Investigate to resolution.
The ideal person must have:
- Fluent German language skills.
- Strong interpersonal skills.
- Excellent & professional telephone manner (maintain good customer and departmental relationships).
- Take full ownership of queries.
- Great organisation skills.
If the role is of interest, please feel free to send your CV to dimitri.bishop@markssattin.com
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