Data Entry Agent
lasalle networkItasca (IL)
$18-$22
ApplyAbout the role
Data Entry Agent LaSalle Network has partnered with a global transportation and logistics company providing a wide range of supply chain solutions. Their team is seeking a Data Entry Agent, who can work 100% onsite in their Itasca office, Mon-Fri from 8am 5pm. The Data Entry Agent is a key function within the Accounts Payable Department. They oversee all incoming invoices for AP's multiple systems and ensure they are processed and maintained in a timely manner. They also support the auditors with any missing vendor invoices or errors and ensure a resolution is put in place when processing future invoices.
Data Entry Agent Responsibilities:
Process and verify daily invoices Support email overflow Process all incoming physical mail and distribute accordingly Verify and work vendor statements as needed to ensure all invoices are entered Assist auditors with past due or new vendor issues as they arise Other duties and responsibilities will be assigned as business demands deem necessary.
Data Entry Agent Qualifications:
A team player who works well with others being respectful to our teammates is a Core ValuesA strong work ethic with an appreciation for ownership, independence, accountability and autonomy in your role. Growth mindset being passionate about your craft, always looking for ways to improve yourself and the company, being open to change and doing things differently Customer service focus we serve a wide variety of customers, both internal and external, and building relationships is a part of our culture!
Additional Information
Benefits:
LaSalle Network consultants are eligible to enroll in benefits. For details, visit https://www.thelasallenetwork.com/consultants/Pay: $18-$22 per hour 100% onsite in Itasca, ILMon-Fri, 8AM 5 PMIf you are interested in this opportunity and meet the qualifications, please apply today! Thank you, Emily Schacht LNOSHRLaSalle Network is an Equal Opportunity Employer m/f/d/v.
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