General Office Order Processor
a1Fayetteville (GA)
About the role
General Office Order Processor We are seeking a detail-oriented and organized Customer Service/Order Processor for our Fayetteville, GA location. The ideal candidate will be responsible for working with customers and sales representatives via email and phone. Also, accurately process orders, providing freight quotes, invoicing, and ensuring timely shipping and receiving of products.
Job Overview:
We are seeking a detail-oriented and organized Customer Service/Order Processor for our Fayetteville, GA location. The ideal candidate will be responsible for working with customers and sales representatives via email and phone. Also, accurately process orders, providing freight quotes, invoicing, and ensuring timely shipping and receiving of products.
Responsibilities:
- Accurately process incoming orders using Sage 300 system.
- Collaborate with team members to meet daily operational goals and deadlines.
- Check stock and provide accurate freight quotes.
- Invoice orders.
- Provide Invoices
- Track shipments
- Handle return requests
Requirements:
Dependable and punctual.
Familiarity with shipping and receiving processes and/or customer service is a plus.
Strong attention to detail and ability to work accurately under pressure.
Excellent communication skills and a team-oriented attitude.
Previous office experience is a must.
Join our team and contribute to our commitment to delivering exceptional service while working in a supportive environment.
Job Type: Full-time
Benefits: Health insurance Paid time off
Work Location: In person
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