Credit Controller
- Permanent
Doncaster, South Yorkshire
The details
Marks Sattin are currently working with a Doncaster based client for role of Credit Controller.
You will work alongside an existing team of 3 accounting professionals to support the Finance Director. There is an opportunity to make the role your own & use your experience to implement new and/or update existing processes.
Our client will pay up to £30k on a full time basis (8-4PM or 9-5PM).
Your duties will include:
- Chasing customer payments in line with payment terms
- Working with the sales team to resolve customer disputes
- Working to targets & KPIs
- Checking remittance advices, posting sales receipts and general sales ledger maintenance
- Management of sales ledger accounts within prescribed internal credit limits
- Implementing best practice credit control systems
The candidate must have:
- Experience in a transactional role and be able to work to tight deadlines
- Excellent telephone manner
- Accurate and timely data entry skills
- Strong attention to detail, and the ability to prioritise own workload effectively
- Knowledge of Sage 50 Accounts is desirable but not essential
- Knowledge of Excel is essential
- Ability to hit targets & KPIs
Please apply if this could be of interest!
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