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The Data Merge/ Data Capturer plays a crucial role in preparing client data for automated product information processing. This involves meticulously cleaning and formatting client-provided Excel briefs to ensure accurate and consistent data for our studio's data merge process. This role requires a detail-oriented individual with excellent typing and computer skills, particularly in Excel, and a commitment to data integrity. A key responsibility is ensuring product descriptions and images align correctly, referencing and maintaining a master product library.
Responsibilities:
Clean up client brief to the agency and set up an Excel brief which will be ready to put into the studio.
Verify and query missing data and errors.
Ensure that all data is entered accurately and in a timely manner.
Maintain meticulous records and ensure data integrity.
Identify and correct errors, escalating issues to relevant parties when necessary.
Manage and update a master library of product barcodes, names, and descriptions on the server.
Consistently reference the master library for every incoming brief to ensure data consistency.
Keep the product library up-to-date with the latest product information ("fabs").
Conduct online research to verify product information and ensure accurate matching of descriptions and packaging.
Demonstrate proficiency in written and spoken English.
Requirements:
Proven experience as a data capturer or in a similar data entry/processing role.
Strong knowledge of computer software (Excel) and databases.
Excellent typing and computer skills.
Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.