Anderson Clark
Sales Ledger Finance Assistant

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Children's Industry | Hemel Hempstead | Hybrid (3 days in, 2 WFH)
The Company
Our client has been in the children's industry for over 30 years. They're established, they're growing, and they're absolutely not a corporate machine. They're a proper SME where you'll actually know everyone and your work matters. Real conversations, real impact, real culture.
The Role
You'll own their sales ledger end to end. Invoicing across all their channels (Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Shopify, Next), managing cash in daily, monitoring debt, reconciling marketplace transactions and keeping their customer accounts tight and accurate. It's detail-focused work but it's also the spine of the business, protecting their cash flow.
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You'll work across multiple stakeholders, solve problems as they come up, and get comfortable with variety because that's what SME life looks like. There's always something different to tackle.
Month-end reporting, aged debtor analysis, some credit control, customer onboarding, supporting audit. You'll be methodical, organised and able to work independently, but never in isolation.
What They're Looking For
- Sales ledger or accounts receivable experience.
- You've worked with invoicing, cash allocation, credit control.
- Ideally you've dealt with high volumes and multiple sales channels (retail, e-commerce, wholesale background a plus).
- Strong Excel skills including pivot tables would be utilised.
- Business Central experience but full training can be given.
- You're comfortable with marketplace reconciliation and you're accurate under pressure.
- Professional when chasing payment via email but genuinely personable.


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Why This Role
- Hybrid flexibility.
- Free parking.
- Gym membership.
- Bonus structure.
- A company that doesn't do corporate theatre.
- You'll actually enjoy where you work.
Full time, reports to Head of Finance, no direct reports, properly supported.
Requirements
- Solid Accounts Receivable experience gained within an SME environment.
- Advanced Excel
Benefits
- Salary of £28K - £30K, bonus, gym and pension etc.
- Corporate events
- 37.5 Hours per week.
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