Neo4j

AccountsReceivableSpecialist

Malmö, Sweden
The Brief

“Accounts Receivable Specialist at Neo4j. Skills: Accounts Receivable, Billing, Collections. Manage collection of outstanding invoices. Enter daily cash applications”

Industry & Context.

Problems you'll solve

Analytical mindset with problem-solving capabilities

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

1–3 years of experience within an AR related or customer facing role, proficiency in Microsoft Excel (XLOOKUP and data sorting), attention to detail and ability to operate with a high level of accuracy, Analytical mindset with problem-solving capabilities

Nice to Have

Familiarity with ERP and Billing systems (e. g. , NetSuite, Salesforce, Oracle, or QuickBooks), Multiple languages spoken preferred

What You'll Do.

Manage collection of outstanding invoices

Enter daily cash applications

Monitor aging reports

Respond to customer inquiries

Prepare monthly reconciliation

Record customer payments

Contact customers for payment

Validate billing information

Assist with customer onboarding

Prepare bad debt analysis

Implement process improvements

Provide compliance forms

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaboration with internal teams (Sales, Revenue operations, and Professional Services)

Communication Scope

Excellent written and verbal communication skills for professional customer interaction

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