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# monitor after sales records — Accountant

As an Accountant, 'monitoring after-sales records' isn’t about customer service directly – it’s about *financial* implications stemming from sales transactions. This means regularly reviewing data related to returns, allowances (price reductions granted post-sale), warranty claims, and bad debt write-offs. You're not listening to call recordings for 'satisfaction', but analyzing the *cost* of these after-sales events. Think reconciling return authorizations with inventory adjustments, verifying allowance calculations against supporting documentation, and tracking trends in claim frequency/amounts.

## Weitere Anreicherung

Stage-2 source for future practitioner grounding: EconStor (open-access economics/finance literature).
