How to become an Accounts Receivable Manager

Leads the full accounts receivable function, including invoicing, cash application, collections, account reconciliation, reporting, month-end close, controls, process improvement, and team development. The role combines hands-on accounting operations with supervisory responsibility, cross-functional collaboration, and strategic cash-flow improvement.

Top Skills Required

  • Full-cycle accounts receivable
  • Invoicing and billing
  • Cash application

Education & Certifications

Typical: Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field

Alternative paths:

  • Associate degree in Accounting or Finance
  • High school diploma or equivalent combined with substantial accounts receivable experience