Billing Operations Analyst

Title: Billing Operations Analyst

Pay: $60,000 - $68,000 (based on experience)

Summary: The Billing Operations Analyst works cross-functionally with Operations, Customer Service, Accounting, and Collections to support accurate revenue capture, timely invoice processing, customer account integrity, and consistent application of company billing practices.

• Billing Operations Analyst:
  Performs analytical work directly related to the company's billing, revenue, and customer account operations, including review of billing data, customer requirements, rates, charges, supporting documentation, and internal system information.
• Invoice Preparation and Distribution:
  Generate, review, and distribute customer invoices in a timely manner, exercising judgement to confirm billing completeness, accuracy, contractual or customer-specific requirements, documentation support, and readiness for issuance.
• Discrepancy Investigation and Resolution:
  Investigate and resolve billing, rating, invoice, revenue, and account discrepancies by evaluating relevant facts, comparing potential resolution options, determining appropriate next steps, and preparing corrections, adjustments, credits, rebills, or escalation recommendations consistent with company procedures.
• Discretion and Independent Judgement:
  Exercise discretion and independent judgment with respect to matters of significance by analyzing billing issues that may affect revenue accuracy, customer relationships, operational workflows, financial reporting, or compliance with company billing practices.
• Policy and Procedures Interpretation:
  Interpret and apply established billing policies, customer requirements, operating procedures, rate structures, and approval protocols; identify situations requiring management review and recommend appropriate handling.
• Cross-Department Coordination:
  Coordinate with Operations, Customer Service, Accounting, and Collections to obtain information, clarify billing questions, resolve invoice-related issues, and support business operations that depend on accurate and timely billing.
• Process Improvement and Business Support:
  Identify recurring billing issues, workflow gaps, data qualify concerns, or control weaknesses and provide recommendations to management to improve billing accuracy, reduce repeat discrepancies, support revenue integrity, and enhance operational efficiencies.
• System and Record Maintenance:
  Maintain accurate billing records, invoice notes, adjustment documentation, and discrepancy tracking in company billing, operating, and accounting systems; ensure records support auditability, management review, and customer account accuracy.
• Compliance and Confidentiality:
  Maintain confidentiality of customer, billing, financial, and company information and ensure billing activities are completed in accordance with the internal policies, approval requirements, and applicable business requirements.

The Billing Operations Analyst exercises discretion and independent judgment in researching billing issues, evaluating relevant documentation and system data, identifying discrepancies, determining appropriate resolution options, and recommending corrections, credits, rebills, process changes, or escalation paths for matters that may affect revenue accuracy, customer account integrity, financial reporting, or operational efficiency. The Analyst may coordinate resolution directly with internal departments and customers within established company procedures and approval limits.

Adjustments to established rates, billing terms, customer commitments, credits, rebills, or other invoice corrections requiring authorization must be reviewed and approved by the appropriate department manager before processing or communication to the customer. The Analyst is expected to independently manage assigned billing matters, prioritize issues based on financial or operational significance, and escape unresolved or approval-required items in a timely manner.

• Advanced Financial and Business Operations Acumen:
  Strong understanding of billing, Accounts Receivable, revenue recognition, customer account management, and the financial impact of accurate invoice processing.
• Analytical Judgment and Problem-Solving:
  Ability to evaluate facts, compare possible courses of action, identify root causes, and recommend appropriate resolutions for complex billing, account, and data discrepancies.
• Discretion and Independent Judgment:
  Demonstrated ability to exercise independent judgment on matters of financial, operational, customer, or process significance while recognizing when management review or approval is required.
• Policy and Procedure Application:
  Ability to interpret and apply billing policies, customer requirements, operating procedures, rate structures, approval protocols, and documentation standards consistently and accurately.
• Project Management and Organization:
  Excellent organizational and time management…