Accounts Receivable Specialist Cover Letter Examples

Dear Ms. Rondon:

Upon review of your posting for an accounts receivable specialist, I was eager to submit my resume for your consideration. With comprehensive experience and knowledge in accounts receivable and collections, along with my abilities in time management, communication, and leadership, I feel confident that I would significantly benefit Reach Technologies in this role.

My extensive background in analyzing accounts, investigating discrepancies, identifying and resolving billing issues, and maintaining accounting reports has prepared me to excel in this position. With a strong foundation in customer account review and past-due collection, my problem-solving and project management abilities position me to thrive as your next accounts receivable specialist.

Highlights of my background include:

Excelling as accounts receivable coordinator with Running Poplar Systems for the past five years and successfully facilitating the monthly, quarterly, and year-end closing processes for accounts receivable, including preparing reports and schedules, assessing revenue, and delivering ad-hoc information requested by other departments and teams

Consistently reducing bad debt to “excellent levels” through proper assessment, negotiation, and settlement of outstanding balances

Identifying and recovering unpaid moneys and deficiency balances associated with cancelled accounts while successfully motivating customers to facilitate prompt repayments

Interacting with a variety of professionals and groups to gather information and spearhead collections organization and execution

Utilizing analytical, interpersonal, and organization skills to generate peak results and top performance levels

With in-depth experience in accounts receivable methodologies, coupled with keen financial acumen and enthusiasm and dedication to achieving success, I believe I could quickly surpass your expectations for this role. I look forward to discussing the position in further detail.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

Lizbeth R. Tobin