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, Distribution company of consumables and medical devices based in Gabon, is looking for an Assistant in Charge of Recovery.
Main duties
The Recovery Assistant monitors receivables and contributes to the improvement of the company’s cash flow.
Main activities
Ensure the daily monitoring of customer claims;
Produce statements of claims and old balances;
Identify overdue invoices;
Carry out telephone, written and physical reminders;
Ensure the follow-up of payment promises;
Collaborate with the Operations Department to follow up on client files;
Preparing contentious cases;
Produce collection reports;
Other information
Regularly inform the Principal Accountant of the status of unpaid invoices.
Candidate profile
Education / Qualifications
Diploma: Have a BAC + 2 in Accounting/ Finance
Experience
Minimum of 2 years experience in a similar position.
Skills needed
Mastery of amicable collection techniques and customer recovery;
Good command of Excel and office tools;
Ability to analyze old loans and balances;
Ability to negotiate and obtain payment commitments;
Excellent communication skills, firmness and diplomacy;
Rigor, organization and sense of follow-up;
Perseverance and ability to handle difficult situations;
Analysis and reporting skills.
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