Credit Controller

Handling to all custmer credit of company and other branches also .A Credit Controller plays a vital role in managing a company’s credit and ensuring that customer accounts are managed effectively to maintain cash flow and minimize credit risk. Here are the key responsibilities and roles of a Credit Controller: 1. Credit Risk AssessmentEvaluate the creditworthiness of potential and existing customers by analyzing financial data, credit reports, and payment history. Set credit limits and terms for customers based on their financial status and payment behavior. 2. Debt CollectionMonitor outstanding balances and ensure timely collection of payments from customers. Communicate with customers to resolve any issues or disputes that may delay payments. Implement strategies to reduce aged debt and minimize the company’s exposure to bad debts. 3. Cash Flow ManagementEnsure that incoming payments are processed and recorded accurately and promptly. Work closely with the finance department to forecast cash flow and manage the company's liquidity. 4. Customer Relationship ManagementBuild and maintain strong relationships with customers to ensure goodwill and prompt payment of invoices. Provide excellent customer service by addressing queries related to billing, payments, and account status. 5. Reporting and AnalysisPrepare regular reports on accounts receivable, overdue accounts, and credit risk exposure for management. Analyze trends in customer payment behavior and suggest improvements in credit policies. 6. Compliance and DocumentationEnsure compliance with company policies and legal regulations related to credit and collections. Maintain accurate records of all credit control activities, including communications, agreements, and payments. 7. Collaboration with Other DepartmentsWork closely with sales, customer service, and legal teams to align credit policies with business objectives and resolve any issues affecting customer accounts. A Credit Controller's effectiveness in these areas contributes significantly to a company's financial health and operational efficiency.