Credit Controllers

Are you an experienced credit control professional seeking a new and rewarding challenge? We are working with a respected provider who operates across the UK and Scotland, renowned for delivering high-quality services. Based in Reading, Berkshire this organisation boasts a supportive culture recognised for staff development and a commitment to excellence. With a strong growth trajectory and industry awards, they value driven individuals who are passionate about making a difference.

What will the Credit Controller role involve?

• Managing and resolving sales ledger queries efficiently, ensuring timely resolution and accurate record-keeping
• Handling high volumes of communication with clients and external stakeholders via phone and email, maintaining professionalism and accuracy.
• Reconciling customer statements and understanding payment patterns to prevent overdue debts.
• Raising invoices promptly while addressing billing disputes through negotiation and constructive communication
• Supporting team processes by providing ad-hoc reporting and assisting with internal financial activities, contributing to the organisation’s financial health

Suitable Candidate for the Credit Controller vacancy:

• Experience in credit control, with a focus on high transaction volumes
• Proven ability to work under pressure with excellent organisational and attention to detail skills
• Strong proficiency in MS Office, particularly Excel and familiarity with financial systems
• Trustworthy and discrete, with excellent communication skills, capable of fostering positive relationships internally and externally
• Self-motivated team player with the initiative to work independently and adapt to a dynamic environment

Additional benefits and information for the role of Credit Controller:

• Full-time, permanent contract, with flexible and supportive working arrangements
• 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, life insurance, company pension, and employee well-being support
• Opportunities for professional development through in-house training, apprenticeship programmes, and ongoing support
• A collaborative environment where your contributions are valued and aligned with the organisation's mission to deliver outstanding care

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