AppDirect

Finance

JuniorAccountsReceivableSpecialist

Buenos Aires, Argentina Remote Friendly
The Brief

“Junior Accounts Receivable Specialist at AppDirect. Skills: accounts receivable, cash application, account reconciliation, collections. Manage a portfolio of customer accounts to ensure timely collection of outstanding receivables. Contact customers via email and phone to follow up on past due accounts, resolve disputes, and negotiate payment plans”

What You'll Achieve.

timely and accurate application of customer payments; reconciliation of accounts; resolution of payment discrepancies; maintaining the integrity of accounts receivable records; supporting cash flow visibility; enhance efficiency within the cash application and collections workflow; increase accuracy, efficiency, and internal control compliance

Industry & Context.

Finance
Problems you'll solve

problem-solving skills; resolution of payment discrepancies; research and resolve unapplied cash, partial payments, short pays, overpayments, deductions, and other payment discrepancies

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

2 years of experience in accounts receivable, cash applications, or a related accounting function, Solid understanding of accounts receivable processes, payment application, and account reconciliations, Excel skills, including formulas, filtering, lookups, and pivot tables, analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills, High level of accuracy and attention to detail, written and verbal English communication skills, Ability to prioritize work, meet deadlines, and manage multiple tasks with minimal supervision

Nice to Have

Familiarity with lockbox processing, bank portals, and deduction management, Experience with NetSuite ERP

What You'll Do.

Manage a portfolio of customer accounts to ensure timely collection of outstanding receivables

Contact customers via email and phone to follow up on past due accounts

and negotiate payment plans

Accurately post and apply customer payments received through ACH

and other payment methods

Reconcile daily cash receipts to bank activity and internal accounting records

Research and resolve unapplied cash

and other payment discrepancies

Review remittance information and match payments to open invoices in the ERP or accounting system

Communicate with customers and internal departments to obtain missing remittance details and resolve account issues

Maintain complete and accurate documentation for all cash application and reconciliation activities

and monthly cash application reports and account reconciliation summaries

Assist with month-end close by ensuring cash receipts are posted timely and account balances are properly reconciled

Support internal and external audit requests related to cash receipts

and AR account activity

Identify process improvement opportunities to increase accuracy

and internal control compliance

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

partnering cross-functionally through collaboration to resolve outstanding issues; Communicate with customers and internal departments to obtain missing remittance details and resolve account issues

Communication Scope

written and verbal English communication skills; customer service orientation when engaging with internal and external stakeholders

Process & Methodology

Ability to prioritize work, meet deadlines, and manage multiple tasks with minimal supervision

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