Corporate Debt Assistant
Description✓20 weeks 36:00 hours per week]
✓Role Purpose
✓To play a full role in administering debts and invoices within the Corporate Debt Team, utilising the full functionality of both the Microsoft D365 and Civica applications
✓To develop knowledge of D365 and other systems.
✓Work as part of a team in order to deliver an efficient, effective and comprehensive income and debt recovery function, as well as also carrying out all tasks required regarding invoicing and other associated tasks regarding corporate accounts payable.
✓Other Requirements
✓Ability to manage own workload and reprioritise work according to changing work environment
✓Ability to use a computerised accounts system to accurately maintain and update revenues records, to retrieve information and initiate the sections recovery procedures
✓Ability to work collaboratively and communicate effectively with staff, customers, their representatives, solicitors and range of professionals and agencies
✓Good time management to meet performance targets Show more →
✓Role Purpose
✓To play a full role in administering debts and invoices within the Corporate Debt Team, utilising the full functionality of both the Microsoft D365 and Civica applications
✓To develop knowledge of D365 and other systems.
✓Work as part of a team in order to deliver an efficient, effective and comprehensive income and debt recovery function, as well as also carrying out all tasks required regarding invoicing and other associated tasks regarding corporate accounts payable.
✓Other Requirements
✓Ability to manage own workload and reprioritise work according to changing work environment
✓Ability to use a computerised accounts system to accurately maintain and update revenues records, to retrieve information and initiate the sections recovery procedures
✓Ability to work collaboratively and communicate effectively with staff, customers, their representatives, solicitors and range of professionals and agencies
✓Good time management to meet performance targets Show more →