Senior QTC Support Specialist
Pubblicato il 25-08-2026 - ModMed in Pallare
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Job Description Summary:
The Senior Quote-to-Cash (QTC) Support Specialist manages the full QTC lifecycle for named and high-value enterprise accounts, serving as a key driver of operational accuracy and revenue retention. In this role, you will oversee end-to-end workflows—from new customer onboardings, upsells, and price increases to enterprise renewals and buyout negotiations. By bridging system precision with strategic cross-functional collaboration, you will ensure contract execution, pricing alignment, and seamless support across key accounts.
Your role:
Manage the full Quote-to-Cash lifecycle for named and enterprise accounts, handling workflows for new customers, upsells, renewals, and ongoing retention initiatives.
Lead contract negotiations for enterprise renewals and at-risk accounts, including structuring and executing early