A/R Manager

Own A/R subledger to General Ledger reconciliation for Insight Global entities, ensuring balances are complete, accurate, and supported at all times.

Maintain a clean A/R subledger, driving timely resolution of unapplied, unidentified, and misapplied cash.

Collaborate closely with Accounting to ensure A/R activity aligns with revenue recognition policies and financial reporting standards.

Establish and enforce controls over open debits (short pays, underpayments) and open credits (overpayments, credit memos).

Ensure credits are applied, refunded, or otherwise resolved promptly to prevent aging distortion and downstream customer issues.

Review and approve credit memos, write‑offs, refunds, and A/R adjustments, ensuring proper documentation and accounting treatment.

Develop reporting and analytics to identify root causes of recurring debit and credit activity.

Build scalable Excel‑based models and dashboards to support reconciliation, trend analysis, and executive reporting.

Provide clear, transparent insights to Finance and Revenue leadership.

Identify opportunities to automate manual A/R processes, including reconciliations, cash matching, and exception handling.

Standardize A/R workflows, SOPs, and internal controls to support growth, scalability, and audit requirements.

Lead a corporate A/R team with a strong emphasis on accountability, clarity, and service.

Set clear expectations and performance standards while fostering a culture of care, collaboration, and continuous improvement.

Act as a corporate subject‑matter expert for Accounts Receivable processes, reconciliation standards, and subledger health.

Consistent, timely A/R‑to‑G/L reconciliation with minimal manual intervention.

Sustained reduction in unapplied cash and aged open credits/debits.

Increased automation and improved data reliability.

Strong trust and partnership with Corporate Accounting, Revenue, and Treasury.

A team that feels supported, clear on expectations, and proud of the impact they make.

At Insight Global, Corporate Finance plays a critical role in enabling growth while protecting trust — trust in our numbers, our systems, and each other. This role offers the opportunity to own meaningful outcomes, build scalable solutions, and lead with both high character and high performance.