Credit Controller
Berkshire, Bracknell
Credit Controller
Berkshire, Bracknell
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Start your job searchMarks Sattin is currently working with a growing brand based in the centre of Bracknell who are recruiting for a Credit Controller on a 12-14 month maternity cover basis to join their team. The role would suit someone with full end-to-end Credit Control experience.
The duties include:
- Chasing payment of overdue accounts via phone, email and letter.
- Reducing debt in accordance with pre-agreed targets.
- Dealing with queries both internally and externally to ensure smooth & timely resolution.
- Completing daily banking (BACS & Cheques) to include identification, posting and allocation.
- Taking and processing credit card payments.
- Assessing / updating credit history of existing and new customers, using online credit agency services.
- Opening / setting up new accounts.
- Maintaining / updating customer details to ensure ledger accuracy.
- Reconciliation of accounts where payments have been miss-posted.
- To take 'Ownership' of ledger, ensuring that any issues are progressed / escalated appropriately.
- Reviewing ledger regularly with manager to highlight any problems and agree targets and action going forward.
The successful candidate:
- Computer literate.
- Excellent/confident verbal and written communication skills.
- Previous experience working in Sales Ledger / Credit Control environment.
- Experience with Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook.
- A good team-player.
- Attention to detail.
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