Isca Recruitment Ltd
Accounts Administrator

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A proactive and commercially astute Accounts Administrator is needed to join a highly successful fast-paced business at their office on the outskirts of Exeter, close to the M5, to support the Finance Department.
Accounts Administrator – The Role
- Running daily financial reports and reconciling daily sales reports, using Sage.
- Reconciling sales ledger statements monthly.
- Maintaining strong customer and supplier relationships.
- Credit control via email and phone and processing payments.
- Assisting purchase ledger with processing supplier invoices.
- Processing interbranch stock transfers.
- Performing general administrative tasks such as managing phone calls, emails, and correspondence.
- Supporting the wider office team where needed.
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Accounts Administrator – The Person
The successful candidate will be an experienced Accounts Administrator with experience of sales ledger and reconciliations. An effective communicator, you will possess an approachable personality and a confident, positive attitude. Credit control experience is beneficial. Knowledge of Sage would be advantageous but not essential, full training will be given.
Salary: £30,000 – £32,000pa depending on experience/qualifications + benefits.
Hours: Monday – Friday, full time, 8:30am – 5:30pm, 30 min lunch break
Location: Office based with parking, Exeter outskirts
This is an urgent requirement with interviews to take place asap, so please don’t delay in submitting your CV, we will be in touch promptly to discuss the role and employer. For an informal discussion or further information please contact Jo at Isca Recruitment.


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Isca Recruitment Ltd provides services as an agency and an employment business. Isca Recruitment is an Exeter based boutique recruitment consultancy making the perfect match between client and candidate. Specialists in office support, accountancy and finance across the South West.
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