Perform various aspects of the end-to-end supplier accounts cycle at various times, including but not limited to: capturing invoices, processing invoices for payment, processing debits and credits, daily reconciliation of payments processed in relation to invoices processed for payment and associated debits and credits for processing.

Assist in verifying supplier banking details and capturing of bank details on an online banking system.

Control payment batches daily on SAP and Internet banking, follow up and resolve any issues with supervisors or when required with IT.

Action daily payment runs and importing of files to online banking systems and the backup of payment history.

Perform reconciliations to determine if daily payments processed, balance with invoices processed.

Determine status of invoices and/or statements and assess whether debits or credits need to be processed on supplier accounts.

Assist with sending invoices, statements and/or payment confirmation reports to suppliers.

Action all requests and assist with supplier queries relating to the end-to-end activities as defined in the supplier payment and reconciliation process.

Respond by phone & e-mail to supplier and internal queries correctly & timeously in a professional manner.

Ensure that all daily, weekly and monthly duties and deadlines are met consistently.

Action all filing and/or archiving for audit purposes.

Perform ad hoc administrative tasks – as required.

Grade 12 with accounting or equivalent – (essential).

Accounting certificate, diploma or equivalent – (advantageous).

+1 relevant experience in a creditors clerk, financial, administrative or similar role – (essential).

Microsoft Office 365 – Outlook, Excel – (essential).

Working knowledge of creditors documents e.g. statements, invoices, remittances, EFT’s – (essential).

Accounting package exposure to SAP – (advantageous).

Additional exposure and understanding of the below areas will be considered as highly beneficial:

Procedures and risks related to payment processes.

Basic knowledge of reconciliation

Accounting, debtors & creditors knowledge

Internet banking

Exposure to and an understanding of corporate and retail orientated environments – (preferred).

Self-motivated and driven with strong integrity – take accountability for actions and mistakes.

Working with numbers – comfortable with numbers and reconciliations.

Attention to detail – able to spot mistakes in own work and the work of others.

Creditors knowledge – with an ongoing growth and learning mindset.

Planning and organising, operational efficiency – someone who can spread themselves across multiple tasks simultaneously by working smartly, efficiently and effectively. Diligently staying on top of the details and understanding how they fit into the big picture.