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In a context of growth and transformation, we are looking for an Export & Billing Manager who will play a key role in the management of export operations and administrative follow-up of files, to ensure compliant, smooth and efficient processing of orders and invoicing.
Responsibilities
Your main responsibilities:
Ensure the follow-up of export files, from receipt of the order to shipping.
Prepare, verify and manage the documents required for export operations.
Prepare and establish customer invoices in accordance with orders and commercial conditions.
Control the compliance of documents related to export operations and invoicing.
Coordinate with freight forwarders, carriers, customers and internal services.
Track the status of orders, shipments and invoices.
Manage any anomalies or claims related to export operations and invoicing.
Contribute to the improvement of processing times and procedures.
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