3 jobs found for Collections in Texas

As an Accounts Receivable clerk, your role would involve meticulous attention to detail and strong organizational skills. You'll be responsible for maintaining accurate records of transactions, verifying the accuracy of invoices and receipts, and ensuring timely collections from clients. Your familiarity with Accounts Receivable processes will be crucial in reconciling accounts, resolving discrepancies, and communicating effectively with both internal team

Accounts receivable (AR) jobs involve ensuring a company receives payment for goods and services from its customers. The primary goal of AR is to improve cash flow by making sure payments are received on time.Responsibilities:Billing: Prepare invoices and account statements based on accounting proceduresPayments: Post customer payments, track revenues, and update receivablesReconciliation: Research discrepancies and past-due amounts, and reconcile accounts

All deposit paperwork that goes to our corporate office, data entry, collections, preparing monthly statements to go out to customers, helping customers that have questions about their billing, setting up new accounts for the sales reps, taking deposit to bank plus other errands tied to our department, plus would like to cross train with the other position in our department.Responsibilities:Everyday clerical operationsWorking hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMSkills