Process the September invoices and follow up overdue accounts
You are a Finance Officer in the finance and administration team.
What is going on
It is the second week of September. The retainer invoices were raised on 1 September and need checking, the Coastal Care Alliance recruitment invoice is still in draft, and receipts from the bank feed have not been allocated since Friday. The debtors list shows Fernleigh Family Dental at the second reminder stage and Kestrel Engineering past sixty days, where the procedure says work must not continue without the General Manager's approval. The Finance and Administration Manager wants the Invoicing and Debtor Management Procedure followed exactly, the delegations register applied to any review or credit, and a debtors ageing summary in a spreadsheet by Thursday for the leadership meeting.
Subject: September invoicing and the overdue accounts
I need the September retainer invoices checked and issued, the Coastal Care recruitment invoice finalised from draft, and the receipts from the bank feed allocated. Then work through the overdue list: Fernleigh is at the second reminder stage and Kestrel is past sixty days, so that one goes to Priya for a decision before anyone does more work. Follow the Invoicing and Debtor Management Procedure step by step and give me a debtors ageing summary in a spreadsheet by Thursday.
Your brief
Check and issue the outstanding invoices, allocate receipts, run the overdue follow up sequence with the correct communications and escalations, keep the invoices and client records accurate, and produce a debtors ageing summary spreadsheet.
Work through it
You do not need to do it all. Doing a few of these will show you what the work is like. Your ticks and notes stay on this device.
What someone in this role would produce
- Invoice checks and approvals list
- Updated invoices with receipts allocated
- Reminder and escalation drafts with client system entries
- Debtors ageing spreadsheet
- Month end note
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