How to become an Accounts Receivable Clerk
Processes customer invoices and payments, reconciles accounts, follows up on overdue balances, resolves billing discrepancies, maintains accurate financial records, and supports collections and month-end accounting activities.
Top Skills Required
- Accounts receivable processing
- Invoice preparation and review
- Payment posting
Education & Certifications
Typical: High school diploma or equivalent; basic accounting knowledge is typically expected.
Alternative paths:
- Relevant accounts receivable, bookkeeping, collections, or accounting experience
- Postsecondary coursework or certificate in accounting or bookkeeping