[ref. g66776020] Persona Staff - Debtors Clerk

apartmentPersona Staff placeCape Town calendar_month 
Key Responsibilities
  • Maintain and manage the accounts receivable ledger
  • Follow up on outstanding payments via phone, email, and written communication
  • Accurately allocate payments in the accounting system
  • Prepare and send customer invoices and statements
  • Reconcile customer accounts and resolve billing discrepancies
  • Communicate with internal departments and customers regarding queries
  • Generate aging reports and support month-end procedures
  • Assist with credit control and ensure timely collections
Requirements
  • Matric (Grade 12)
  • A diploma or certificate in Accounting or Finance (advantageous)
  • Proven experience in a similar debtors/accounts receivable role
  • Experience working on Sage (advantageous)
  • High level of numerical accuracy and attention to detail
Whats on Offer
  • Supportive and inclusive team culture
  • Exposure to a dynamic and professional work environment
  • Opportunities for personal and career development
  • Competitive, market-related salary and benefits
  • Flexible working hours: 08:0017:00 (MonThurs), 08:0016:00 on Fridays (or 15:00 if work is completed)
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