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Job Title: German Speaking Invoicing Specialist
Location: Liverpool Street (Hybrid working)
Hourly Rate: 14 - 14.42
Contract Length: Ongoing temp
Contract Details: Temporary, Full Time
Key Responsibilities:
- Onboarding new customers and handling customer data changes.
- Setting up and managing customer subscriptions, including processing changes and fee increases.
- Issuing invoices, E-invoices, and credit notes.
- Handling invoice-related queries from customers via email.
- Reviewing draft customer contracts/orders (manay in German) for accurate subscription setup.
- Extracting relevant order information from contracts and entering it into the system for invoicing.
- Supporting the transition to Oracle NetSuite, including customer onboarding and offboarding.
Key Requirements:
- Experience in invoicing and administrative tasks, preferably in a customer service/back office role.
- Proficiency in Oracle NetSuite, with a focus on billing functions..
- Fluency in English and German is mandatory
- Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced and very international environment.
- Excellent communication and team work skills.
- Available to start immediately, with a short ramp-up period.
- Willing to work in a hybrid model, with 3 days a week in the London Office
If you have a passion for providing outstanding customer service, possess strong administration skills, and are eager to work in a collaborative and supportive environment, we want to hear from you! This is an excellent opportunity to work with a dedicated team and gain valuable experience in a customer-centric role.
Apply today and be part of our clients customer service team!
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