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eBilling Rates Analyst

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eBilling Rates Analyst
Our leading international law firm client is recruiting an eBilling Rates Analyst to join their Finance team on a permanent basis, with a primary focus on implementing and maintaining client eBilling rates across finance systems, eBilling platforms, and eBillingHub.
- Salary to £60,000
- Excellent firm benefits & wellbeing packages
- Hybrid working (3 days office / 2 days remote)
- Central London
eBilling Rates Analyst – What You’ll Be Doing:
- Coordinate with clients, vendors, and internal stakeholders to implement and manage eBilling rates and agreements
- Ensure the timely setup of new rate arrangements, client onboarding, and transitions to eBilling
- Resolve eBilling rate and invoice upload issues, escalating complex queries to vendors where required
- Maintain accurate documentation of eBilling rate configurations, processes, and system procedures
- Develop and apply expert knowledge of eBilling platforms, Practice Management System integrations, and electronic billing formats, including LEDES and XML
- Participate in ongoing technical and professional development training to support business and system requirements
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