Billings Analyst

Billings Analyst

Salary: £30,750 (DOE) + benefits package
25 days holiday plus 8 days Bank Holiday
Mon-Friday
8.00am - 4.40pm
Pension Scheme
Free parking

Working as part of the busy accounts department for this established family run business, you'll be managing the billing and invoicing process for numerous contracts across the company. This ranges from the review and approving jobs for payment (AFP) to raising invoices and ensuring that they are paid within the agreed time.

This is an accounting and analytical role which will involve utilising various methods to ensure accurate billing and invoicing in a timely manner. You will need to be able to demonstrate these skills from your education or work experience.

A few of your duties will include: Creating customer payment applications, and invoicing clients with in SLA's. Assisting with WIP month end reductions and clearing. Liaising with Credit Manager to ensure positive cash flow.

Experience/qualifications:

GCSE (or equivalent) to include English & Maths grade 4 or above
Accounts - Level 2 AAT or progressing towards
Previous experience in an accounts role, ideally to include client billing, sales ledger and book keeping activities
Microsoft applications, including Excel at Intermediate level - confident with VLOOKUP's and Pivot tables.
NAVision experience would be ideal.
Analytical / auditing experience.

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