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Onboarding Agent

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Onboarding Agent
Full Time – Office based
Newcastle Upon Tyne
As an Onboarding Agent, you will be responsible for ensuring new customers are set up quickly and efficiently. Acting as the central point of contact, the role coordinates between customers, suppliers, and internal teams to arrange bin deliveries, confirm service details, and track progress through to successful service start. The focus is on delivering a smooth onboarding experience, resolving any issues proactively, and ensuring all bins and services are in place on time and to the customer’s expectations.
Responsibilities:
- Act as the primary point of contact for all new customers during onboarding, keeping them informed throughout their journey
- Coordinating bin deliveries & service start dates and communicate these with the customer
- Work cross-functionally with operations, sales, and suppliers
- Identify and resolve onboarding or delivery issues quickly
- Provide clear timelines and manage expectations
- Handle onboarding queries, issues, or changes efficiently via phone/email
- Ensure a positive first experience for every customer
- Liaise with supplier depot regarding deliveries/services
- Daily administrative tasks & CRM use
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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