Account Receivable

The Accounts Receivable is responsible for managing and overseeing the company's incoming payments, ensuring timely collection of debts, and maintaining accurate financial records.Below is a typical job role description for an Accounts Receivable positionKey Responsibilities:Invoicing & Pricing Review: Manage invoice generation, review pricing, and ensure accurate documentation.Sales Follow-Up & Control: Monitor sales, customer orders, stock inventory, and money inventory. Conduct customer SOA reconciliation and follow up on returns.Treasury Process: Handle receiving, booking, and bank deposits. Maintain accurate tracking of bank transfers and ensure proper reconciliation with bank SOA.Bank Transfer Tracking: Manage bank transfer tracking files, including actual amounts received and clearing.Inventory Management: Control stock levels and perform regular inventory checks to ensure accuracy in financial reporting.Reconciliation & Documentation: Perform timely reconciliation of customer accounts, including bank and money inventory reconciliation.Treasury Process Knowledge: Hands‑on experience in managing treasury processes, including receiving payments, booking transactions, and handling bank deposits.Sales & Inventory Control: Knowledge or experience in sales follow‑up, stock inventory management, and financial control processes (money inventory, bank reconciliation).Reconciliation Skills: Experience in customer SOA reconciliation, invoice review, and document booking.Industry Experience: Preferably with experience in FMCG, food distribution, or trading sectors.Skills:Computer Skills: Strong proficiency in Microsoft Excel (database management, data entry, etc.), with a good understanding of Oracle or other ERP systems.Language Proficiency: An acceptable level of English language proficiency is required.#J-18808-Ljbffr