Support technical and operational onboarding of new customers to the Turquoise platform: configure revenue cycle and analytics, complete project management tasks, execute onboarding playbooks with the Implementation Manager, and validate customer data during initial setup.
Description: Supports the technical and operational side of onboarding new customers onto the Turquoise platform.
Responsibilities:
Help manage the revenue cycle and analytics setup for new clients.
Ensure all project management tasks are completed for a timely turnaround.
Support the Implementation Manager in executing onboarding playbooks.
Assist with customer data validation during the initial setup.
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