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W.C. Bradley Co.
Credit and Collections Analyst
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What they do
A Collections Analyst communicates with clients to provide support and follows up on outstanding payments. Prepares and reviews reports about collection accounts and monitors collection of over-due accounts. May also analyze credit risk and recommend credit extension.
$44,843 / year median in Arizona
-10% projected decline
Job Description
Credit and Collections Analyst W.C. Bradley Co. Scottsdale, AZ Job Details 16 hours ago Qualifications Customer communication High school diploma or GED Stakeholder relationship building Full Job Description Thank you for your interest in joining W.C. Bradley Co.! We're excited you're here. Our application system is intuitive and easy to use, and we look forward to learning more about you as you complete your profile and submit your application. Good luck, and thank you again for applying! Job Summary The W.C. Bradley Company is looking for a Credit and Collections Analyst to join their Accounting Team! In this role, you will be responsible for enforcing credit guidelines, performing collection activities on accounts as required, collecting and reconciling past-due accounts, and working with customers to resolve past-due accounts receivable balances and invalid account disputes. Facilitate collection negotiations, customer account reconciliations, manage requests made by internal and external customers for information or assistance, and facilitate collections of outstanding receivables to achieve Company goals. The ideal candidate will live in or around one of the following areas: Phoenix, Arizona; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; or Columbus, Georgia. Duties and Responsibilities Coordinate the cash application process; process bank documents; reconcile accounts receivable as well as bad debt accounts. Evaluate customer credit worthiness for extending credit and propose credit limits; review and process Letters of Credit. Utilize appropriate collection methods and protocols to motivate delinquent customers to pay past due balances; communicate and enforce credit policy with customers. Ensure customer disputes and deductions are resolved in a timely manner; maintain documentation and notes regarding credit and collection activities. Research, refute, or otherwise appropriately address invoice deductions and compliance fines from customers; collect on refuted deductions and fines. Monitor customer accounts for shipment releases based on account status, company credit policy, and established terms of payment. Complete administrative tasks associated with assigned accounts, including but not limited: order releases, ISO hold releases, process credit applications, trade reference request, etc. Maintain and manage an appropriate level of communication with internal departments (i.e., Sales, Logistics, and Finance). Provide regular reports to management as deemed appropriate; prepare ad hoc reports and analysis as request by management. Other duties as deemed necessary.