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Description We are looking for a Collection Manager to join a team dedicated to debt management and collection. You will be in charge of a portfolio of customers and will aim to speed up receipts, reduce unpaid invoices and deal with any invoice disputes, while maintaining a professional and sustainable customer relationship. The position combinescoverage, portfolio management, invoice tracking and customer relationship, with a strong dimension of recovery and administrative follow-up. Profile SearchedBac+3 in finance, accounting, management, business or equivalent field. Minimum 2 years of experience in customer relations, collection, accounting or invoice management. A first experience in debt collection is highly appreciated. Experience in managing a client portfolio. Good command of French, both written and spoken. Proficiency in English is a plus. Good command of office tools, especially Excel. Ability to manage multiple files and track claims as a whole. Ensure the collection of debts from different types of customers. Manage a client portfolio autonomously and ensure its end-to-end follow-up. Perform partphone, email or mail client reminders. Track unpaid invoices and put in place the necessary actions to accelerate receipts. Analyze and deal with disputes and disputes related to invoices. Research the causes of unpaid invoices and propose appropriate solutions. Send notices in accordance with collection procedures. Prepare files for the litigation department when necessary. Collaborate with legal, accounting and credit management teams to solve complex situations. Follow the withdrawals and ensure that payments are received correctly. Monitor suspense accounts and asset management. Prepare and send out summaries of unpaid bills with lettering proposals. Organize regular exchanges with customers in order to follow up on files and resolve payment difficulties. Carry out regular reports on unpaid invoices, receipts and portfolio performance. Participate in account reviews with management. Manage shared mailboxes and follow up on associated requests. Contribute to the continuous improvement of collection processes. Technical skills Debt collection and management of unpaid debts. Client portfolio management. Monitoring and analysis of invoices and regulations. Management of customer disputes and disputes. Knowledge of accounting and reconciliation of payments. Mastery of Microsoft Excel and office tools. Use of CRM/customer management tools. Use of reporting tools. Knowledge of database management tools appreciated. Knowledge of Business Intelligence tools is a plus. Excellent oral and written communication. Perseverance and tenacity, especially in situations of delay or refusal to pay. A sense of negotiation and the ability to remain firm while preserving the customer relationship. Organization and good management of priorities. Ability to manage multiple files simultaneously. Analytical mind and ability to quickly identify the causes of an unpaid. Results orientation and strong cash / recovery culture. Empathy and sense of customer service. Rigor in the monitoring of files and deadlines. Autonomy and ability to support a portfolio globally. Team spirit and ease to work with different departments. Stress resistance and ability to work in a demanding environment.
Sector: Finance and Accounting/Auditing
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