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Billing Specialist

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A growing business services group near Telford is looking for a Billing Specialist to take ownership of its billing function.
The group runs on recurring contracts, and as it grows — organically and by acquisition — billing has become too important to sit as one part of someone else's job. This is a newly created role for someone who genuinely knows billing inside out and wants it to be the whole of their job, not a corner of it.
What you'll be doing
- Owning the end-to-end billing cycle across the group's recurring contracts
- Running, checking and releasing the monthly billing run, including pro-rata charges, mid-contract changes, upgrades, downgrades and cancellations
- Making sure new contracts, price uplifts and renewals are set up correctly before they hit the billing run, not after
- Investigating and resolving billing queries and disputes, working with sales, operations and customers directly
- Reconciling billing data against contracts and the finance system, and tightening up anything that doesn't tie
- Managing direct debit collections and payment runs
- Handling credit control and aged debt — chasing, escalating and keeping debtor days moving in the right direction
- Reporting on billing accuracy, revenue leakage and aged debt to the finance team
- Improving billing processes and controls as the group scales, including onboarding acquired businesses onto the group's billing
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What we're looking for
Billing is the priority here. You'll need:
- Strong, hands-on billing experience at volume — ideally recurring or subscription billing rather than ad hoc invoicing
- Confidence with complex billing scenarios: pro-rata, mid-term changes, multiple products or services on one account
- Solid credit control and aged debt experience alongside it
- Strong Excel (lookups and pivots as a minimum)
- A methodical, accurate approach, and the instinct to question a number that looks wrong rather than process it
- The communication skills to handle customer billing disputes calmly and hold internal colleagues to account


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- Experience in a recurring-contract sector — ISP, utilities, SaaS, facilities management, insurance, telecoms or similar
- Experience of a dedicated billing platform, or of a billing system migration or implementation
- AAT or CICM qualified, or studying
Commutable from Telford, Shrewsbury, Wolverhampton, Bridgnorth, Newport, Market Drayton and Stafford.
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