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What are the main duties of Credit Controller?

Below are the main duties of a credit controller:
  • deciding which customers may be offered credit, and under what terms (e.g. how much)
  • setting up the credit terms and conditions
  • checking customer’s credit ratings
  • dealing with internal queries regarding payments or any disputes
  • making sure customers pay their invoices promptly
  • negotiating repayment plans

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What is account receivable managment?

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