ATI Business Group

Travel

FinanceAdmin

$7200–12000k ~AI est. Tangerang, Banten, Indonesia; Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Finance Admin at ATI Business Group. Skills: Invoicing, Billing, Reconciliation. Investigate auto-invoice failures. Resolve open sales order issues”

What You'll Achieve.

Ensure timely billing processing; Ensure accurate billing processing; Support customer case resolution; Support operational efficiency

Industry & Context.

Travel
Problems you'll solve

Analytical capability; Problem-solving

Eligibility Requirements

Willing to work shifting schedules, Willing to work weekends, Willing to work public holidays

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5+ years invoicing experience, Basic Microsoft Excel skills

Nice to Have

Finance Operations experience preferred, Travel industry exposure preferred, GDS exposure preferred, Booking systems exposure preferred

What You'll Do.

Investigate auto-invoice failures

Resolve open sales order issues

Validate booking details

Verify payment status

Perform transaction reconciliation

Conduct analysis on invoicing cases

Determine appropriate resolutions

Ensure tasks are completed accurately

Report operational limitations

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Across regions; Across systems

Communication Scope

English communication

Full Job Description

## Description Are you someone who enjoys working with numbers, spotting discrepancies, and ensuring every billing detail is accurate and accounted for? Do you thrive in operational environments where precision, analytical thinking, and problem-solving directly impact business efficiency and customer experience? If you enjoy managing high-volume invoicing activities while collaborating across regions and systems, this role could be the right opportunity for you. We are looking for a Finance Admin to support ATI Business Group’s invoicing and billing operations across the Asia and EMEA regions. This role will play a key part in managing the end-to-end invoicing process within D365, including invoice validation, auto-invoice failure investigation, booking and pricing verification, reconciliation activities, and invoice posting while ensuring compliance with standard procedures and data accuracy. This is not a purely administrative role, and it is not a purely transactional processing role. We are looking for someone who can work with a high level of accuracy, investigate invoicing issues proactively, and independently manage reconciliation and billing-related challenges in a fast-paced operational environment. Success in this role requires strong attention to detail, analytical capability, ownership, and the ability to ensure timely and accurate billing processing while supporting customer case resolution and operational efficiency. ## Key responsibilities You will investigate auto-invoice failures and resolve open sales order issues in D365.You will validate booking details including PNR, passenger information, routes, and travel data before invoice posting.You will verify payment status, form of payment, and perform transaction reconciliation to ensure billing accuracy.You will conduct detailed analysis on invoicing and billing cases to determine appropriate resolutions.You will ensure all tasks are completed accurately and in line with the team’s minimum standards

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