Accounting & Finance
Accounts Receivable Accountant
Owns customer invoicing, collections and receivable ageing.
Duties vary by employer, sector and team size. Use this as a memory aid — only add what you actually did.
What a typical day looks like
Issued customer invoices and credit notes · Issued ZATCA-compliant e-invoices · Maintained customer master data and credit limits
What you actually do
- Issued customer invoices and credit notes
- Issued ZATCA-compliant e-invoices
- Maintained customer master data and credit limits
- Managed receivable ageing and dunning cycles
- Followed up on overdue balances with customers
- Reconciled customer accounts and applied receipts
- Prepared provision for doubtful debts working
Common tools and systems
SAP SD
Oracle Receivables
Excel
Transferable skills
Invoicing
Collections
Ageing analysis
Receipt application
How it changes by level
- Entry
- Executes defined tasks with review and support.
- Mid
- Owns an area end to end and resolves exceptions independently.
- Senior
- Sets standards, reviews others' work and answers to leadership.
Related moves
General Accountant
Treasury Analyst
Questions that surface your evidence
- What receivable balance did you manage?
- By how many days did you reduce DSO?
- What collection rate did you achieve?
Source and review
HRSD Saudi Skills & Occupations framework (editorially reviewed) · hrsd.gov.sa
Reviewed: 2026-08-01 · Saudi-specific reference
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