West Coast Personnel streamlines the recruitment process by presenting the best-vetted candidates, on time. Our Recruitment service is free and your company pay for our expertise after the successful candidate has commenced employment. Our EOR service issues employment contracts on your behalf, handles payroll, salaries and statutory responsibilities and cha...
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Order Processing / Sales & Supply Chain Administrator
We are looking for a detail-oriented and efficient Order Processing / Sales & Supply Chain Administrator to join our team on a 4-month contract, providing maternity leave cover starting ASAP. This role is ideal for someone with strong administrative experience in a supply chain or sales environment, who is comfortable working with systems and handling high volumes of order processing and coordination.
Key Responsibilities:
Capture and process distributor orders accurately
Verify that correct terms and discounts are applied to sales order confirmations
Send order cycle summaries, including confirmations and terms to distributors
Generate and confirm invoices upon request
Prepare and send distributor email packs, including ETD and ETA details
Manage Purchase Order status reports (splitting, saving, and distributing per distributor)
Respond promptly to distributor email queries
Support the supply chain team with ad hoc administrative tasks
Update sales orders in the system (e.g. warehouse details, delivery dates, etc.)
Requirements:
Previous experience in a supply chain, sales administration, or order processing role
Experience working on ERP systems (SAP experience advantageous)
Strong attention to detail and organizational skills
Ability to work efficiently under pressure and meet deadlines
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