FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Collection Specialist I in Accounts Receivable?
The primary responsibility is to provide first-line credit and collection services through communication channels such as voice, fax, and email, ensuring effective collection activities for Copeland customers.
What types of communication methods are used in this role?
The role utilizes voice, fax, and email for both outbound and inbound calls.
What is expected in terms of follow-up on accounts?
The Collection Specialist is expected to timely follow up on aging accounts for post-collection as well as conduct pre-due date courtesy calls for pre-collection purposes.
How does the company support its employees?
The company is committed to employee development through onboarding and senior leadership training, offering flexible and competitive benefits plans including paid parental leave, vacation, and holiday leave.
What types of issues should a Collection Specialist communicate about?
The Collection Specialist should effectively communicate any relevant issues affecting their ability to collect, such as system problems, cash flow issues from customers, and disputes.
What does the company value in its workplace culture?
The company values a culture of passion, openness, and collaboration, aiming to empower employees to work together towards a sustainable future.
Is there a commitment to diversity and inclusion at Copeland?
Yes, Copeland is committed to creating a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment, essential for driving innovation and better serving customers.
Is Copeland an equal opportunity employer?
Yes, Copeland is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer, ensuring that all qualified applicants receive consideration for employment without discrimination.