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Tony Martin tmartin@massenhove.co.uk 01621 786 220Purchase Ledger Clerk
Job Description
Job Summary:
As an integral part of the Accounts Payable team within Finance this position will involve the administration and input of purchase invoices received using the two main finance applications – Navision and PeopleSoft. Additionally you will be dealing with queries and correspondence with suppliers and general departmental administrative duties.
Key Responsibilities:
· Deal with incoming communications – email, post, phone calls
· Open new purchase ledger accounts
· Date stamp and code invoices for entry based on site and relevant General Ledger coding
· Scan invoices into PeopleSoft
· Enter invoices/credit notes on to the relevant purchase ledger accounting packages
· Match invoices with purchase orders raised and follow up on exceptions noted
· Raise payment requests as necessary
· Send remittance to supplier when payment has been made
· Check supplier statements against purchase ledger and requesting any copies from suppliers if missing
Key Skills:
· Previous Accounts payable experience preferable
· Prior Navision or PeopleSoft experience preferable (although good candidates will be considered without this requirement).
· Must be able to work in a strong team environment
· ‘Can do’ attitude
· Good communication skills
· Professional attitude
· The ability to multi task and work under pressure
· Ability to differentiate between Cost of Sale and Overhead expenses
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