Arden Resourcing Limited
Sage X3 Finance Consultant – Remote UK Wide

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Sage X3 Finance Consultant – Remote UK Wide
£70,000-£80,000
Arden Resourcing is working with an established ERP and business software specialist looking to add an experienced Sage X3 Finance Consultant to its growing team. With a strong pipeline of new projects and continued investment in Sage Cloud, automation and AI-enabled solutions, this is an opportunity to take ownership of complex Sage X3 implementations and work closely with customers to improve their finance and business processes.
The Role
As a Sage X3 Finance Consultant, you will be responsible for the implementation, configuration and ongoing optimisation of Sage X3 solutions.
Key responsibilities include:
- Implementing and configuring Sage X3 Finance
- Understanding customer finance and business processes and translating these into practical ERP solutions
- Configuring and optimising modules across accounting, AP/AR, banking, payments, VAT/tax and financial reporting
- Working with technical teams on integrations, customisations and enhancements
- Supporting testing, data migration and go-live
- Providing customer training, documentation and knowledge transfer
- Acting as a trusted advisor throughout the implementation lifecycle
- Providing post-go-live support and system optimisation
- Helping improve implementation processes and best practices
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Person Fit
- Strong hands-on experience implementing and configuring Sage X3
- Excellent functional knowledge of Sage X3 Finance
- Good understanding of accounting processes, including AP/AR, banking, VAT/tax, month/year end and financial reporting
- Experience delivering ERP implementation projects
- Understanding of integrations, solution design and ERP best practice
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Confident working directly with customers and stakeholders
- Experience delivering user training and supporting system adoption
- Organised, proactive and comfortable managing multiple priorities
- Sage X3/ERP certifications or a background in Finance, Business or IT would be advantageous.


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