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What is the role of a credit control manager?

Control how money comes into an organisation, and help to establish strong customer relationships.

What is a credit control manager?

Credit control means overseeing an organisation’s incoming finance. As a manager, you will be controlling the process of payment for the organisation’s services or products, and making sure that payments are received promptly and efficiently.

Credit control management is a critical position that directly contributes to an organisation’s liquidity. It also means you’ll be helping to create strong customer relationships.

How do I achieve it?

Begin at a junior or assistant credit control position, after which you can progress upwards to more senior roles such as credit control manager.

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Credit control management is a critical position that directly contributes to an organisation’s liquidity

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