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Credit Control Administrator

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Job title: Credit Control Administrator
Location/Hours/Duration: Chepstow – Hybrid (2-3 days in office) / 37.50 hours per week
Reporting to: Finance Manager
Responsible for: Accounts Receivable
Job function
Based in Chepstow, hybrid-working as part of a TXO Group Finance Team, the Credit Controller is responsible for the delivery of all aspects of Credit Control within their assigned group of companies.
Specific responsibilities
Credit Control
- Primary responsibility for all aspects of credit control including Accounts Receivable for their assigned companies within the Group.
- Proactively manage the outstanding sales balances by contacting customers prior to becoming overdue to confirm payment dates, creating strong customer relationships and resolve potential issues to ensure a steady payment stream from customers.
- Liaise with colleagues in the Sales department (and across the business where necessary) to ensure debts are managed and credit control policies and procedures are adhered to.
- Maintain accurate customer records, monitoring credit limits and payment terms assigned to customers.
- Perform credit checks for new and potential customers in a timely manner to manage our credit risk and support the sales process.
- Where required, initiate escalatory proceedings to ensure outstanding debts are settled in a timely manner.
- Preparation of periodic cash receipts forecasts.
- Provision of ad-hoc reporting and financial information as requested by management.
- Issue customer statements monthly.
- Email our customer invoices in a timely manner along with uploading invoices to customer portals.
- Review orders/shipments for onward processing.
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General
- Provide cover for colleagues within the Finance Department during periods of absence and increased workload.


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Ad Hoc
- To carry out ad hoc activities as and when requested by the Group Finance Manager and Group Finance Controller.
About you
- Thrive in a fast-paced, evolving environment – you’re comfortable with change and take ownership of your role and responsibilities.
- Bring a challenger mindset – you’re always looking for workflow improvements.
- Motivated by our mission – you’re inspired by TXO’s vision to make technology more sustainable and excited to be part of a growing, forward-thinking business shaping the future of the industry.
Rewards
- Competitive basic salary
- Life insurance
- Company pension
- 25 days holiday (plus bank holidays)
- Employee assistance programme
- Company events
- Cycle to work scheme
- On-site free parking
- Hybrid working
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