ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
- Monitor accounts to identify late payments.
- Communicate with debtors and arrange with them methods of paying the value of invoices.
- Keep all records accurately to facilitate access to them.
- Preparing and submitting reports on collection activity periodically.
- Follow up on practical payments and refunds.
- Solving billing and customer credit problems.
- Constantly update collection files.
- Prepare reports on the status of accounts receivable for the institution's customers.
- Create effective communication channels with the financial management to ensure that accounts are settled and matched with bank statements.
- Establish a database for customers and maintain continuous communication with them.
- Monitor and follow up on records and reports on the ages of debts and ensure that the ages of debts do not exceed the periods associated with the rental contracts.
- Create and prepare delinquent records and work to settle those dues and seek to pay those dues.
- Creating legal records and documents necessary to file lawsuits in coordination with the legal department in the event that any cases are filed against tenants.
- Creating forms that contribute to organizing and raising the efficiency of collection.
- Familiarity with the mechanism of preparing account statements for clients and having them signed by them for accounting periods.
QUALIFICATIONS
Minimum Education Required
- Bachelor's degree in business administration or languages.
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
Years of experience are required.
- 2 To 6 years of experience in real estate collection.