Client Relationship Representative
Pubblicato il 21-10-2026 - Viva Wallet in Lombardia
Client Relationship Representative (Field-Based) - Milan Location: Milan, Metropolitan City of Milan, Italy Department: Business Development, Direct Sales Workplace: hybrid Description About viva.com Viva.com is the 1st Tech Bank in Europe for Businesses revolutionizing omnichannel payment acceptance, offering card issuing, loans, and deposit accounts to businesses across Europe. Licensed by the Bank of Greece, it operates under the EU FOS regime in 22 EU countries, delivering seamless financial services. Viva.com is the first to pioneer and holds the top position in the Tap on Any Device technology, enabling payments acceptance on any device or even without a device. Today Viva.com is leading the transition to All-in-One business solutions, powered by its full suite of financial services. To that end, reflecting its holistic approach to business needs, Viva.com has built a dynamic ecosystem featuring over 450 tech partner-innovators in the software and hardware space. Connecting directly to all local payment schemes,
alternative payment methods and payment systems across the continent, further strengthens Viva.com’s value proposition. Viva.com envisions to provide businesses a value-driven platform to accelerate the adoption of the latest technology. Role Overview: As a member of the Direct Representatives Team, you will play a crucial role in promoting company services directly to clients, ensuring seamless activation and ongoing support for merchants on field. Key Responsibilities: * Promote the company services by visiting clients’ premises; * Assist merchants with verification and activation processes; * Monitor and analyze portfolio performance; * Provide in-person support and consultation for existing customers; * Engage in both system-scheduled and self-initiated activities; * Ensure new merchants in the assigned portfolio complete registration; * Support existing merchants in maintaining active usage; * Escalate issues by opening cases for problems beyond t