Office Administrator
Office Administrator
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- (include the following. Other duties may be assigned.)Update and finalize all invoices for the branch within 48 hours of delivery or service
- This includes communicating and interacting with different departments (sales, tire service, warehouse, & mechanical service) to gather the necessary information to accurately finalize invoices.
- Additional communication with customers may be necessary to obtain PO'sThe expected minimum should be 400 per month as demand allows
- Answer and dispatch phone calls.
- Type letters and memos as needed as well as other standard clerical work when requested by branch manager.
- Monitor receivables and follow up with customers that are past due.
- Prepare invoices for mailing. Mail invoices to customer within 24 hours of delivery.
- Prepares deposits from cash sales. Take deposit to bank daily. Maintains petty cash account and controls credit card machine.
- Review all accounts payable slips, packing slips, and inventory invoices prior to manager's approval and send them to Corporate Office for timely payment.
- Receive and process cash from sales invoices and account receivable payments. Write up the proper paperwork.
- Processing petty cash inventory receipts
- Receive inventory into the Adam system from vendor invoices.
- Person must be adept at all billing functions within four months.
- May travel to corporate location for training and meetings
- Supervisory Responsibilities
- This position does not directly supervise personnel
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