Sales ledger administrator
London
Sales ledger administrator
London
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Start your job searchA great opportunity has a risen for a Sales ledger administrator to join a reputable media production company based in Central London. The role will be reporting into the financial controller with one of the exciting elements of the role being providing support to sales team in correctly invoicing new deals.
Key Responsibilities
- Raising invoices that are due and send out to customers
- Making sure all sales ledger posting are processed in a timely manner for month end
- Ensure payment terms that are in the system watch with the paper contract
- Set up new customers in the system
- Oversee sales ledger inbox and ensure all queries are dealt with in a timely manner
Key Skills
- 2+ years' experience in sales ledger role
- Experience in a similar industry ideal
- Strong communication skills
- Knowledge of reviewing sales contracts and invoices
- High attention to detail
This is a fantastic opportunity for the successful candidate to gain more exposure within the media industry whilst gaining more knowledge within a small, close knit finance team showing your full array of skills in sales ledger. Email sam.field@markssattin.com to apply direct
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