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Portal Billing Specialist

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60101, Addison, IL, USA
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60101, Addison, IL, USA
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The Portal Billing Specialist is responsible for entering invoices, handling rejections, managing an invoicing mailbox, running credit card payments, and other related tasks.
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SunSource and its family of companies represent 270+ locations and 4,000+ employees making up one of North America’s leading value-add industrial distribution companies.  We provide customers with products and value-added solutions within Fluid Power, Fluid Process, Fluid Conveyance, General Industrial Components, and Industrial Repair. www.sun-source.com

Essential Functions

  • Enter invoices into customer payment portals on a daily basis.
  • Send rejections to the proper analyst or customer service rep
  • Follow up on rejections to be sure the invoice is entered
  • Handle the invoicing mailbox from emailed invoice kick backs
  • Distribute to the correct analyst to handle
  • Run all credit card payments 
  • Any other duties assigned

Key Competencies and Skills

  • Attention to detail
  • Problem solving/analytical thinking
  • Communication
  • Planning/organization and follow up
  • Initiative
  • Energy/drive for results

Required Education and Experience

  • High school/ GED diploma
  • Computer skills (excel, outlook, Microsoft office)
  • Previous experience with credit / billing and/or portal billing entry is preferred

We are an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer M/F/V/D. WE PARTICIPATE IN E-Verify. If you are an individual with a disability and require an accommodation to complete the application process, please contact [email protected] to request reasonable accommodation. Only requests for accommodations in the application process will be returned.    Sun-Source | Privacy Policy

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SunSource Addison, Illinois, USA Office

Addison, Illnois, United States, 60101

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