Enter billing and invoice data into financial systems, process and verify invoices and payments, maintain accurate financial databases, prepare reports, and coordinate with finance or billing teams.
Job Summary: Enter billing and invoice data into financial systems accurately.
Job Description / Duties:
- Process invoices, payments, and billing records
- Verify accuracy and correct errors
- Maintain accurate financial databases
- Prepare reports for accounting teams
- Coordinate with finance or billing departments
Qualifications:
- Knowledge of billing systems or accounting software preferred
- Attention to detail and numerical accuracy
- Computer skills
Benefits: Remote, PTO, flexible schedule, health benefits
Salary Range: 💰 $36,000 – $52,000
Top Skills
Accounting Software
Billing Systems
Financial Systems
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