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We're looking for a sharp, detail-obsessed order specialist to run the order lifecycle for a growing distribution business, working from home, with real ownership of your day.
Our client is an established distribution business serving both business (B2B) and consumer (B2C) customers. As Sales Administrator, you'll be the operational link between customers and the sales, accounts and warehouse teams, making sure orders are entered correctly, dispatched on time and communicated clearly from start to finish.
Process high volumes of B2B and B2C orders in NetSuite and third-party customer portals
Track every order from entry to delivery, logging status updates and transaction/invoice numbers
Work with the warehouse team on amendments, dispatch schedules and delivery tracking
Keep a close eye on turnaround times, prioritising key customers
Be the go-to contact for phone and email inquiries, resolving issues quickly and professionally
Keep customer and transaction records accurate across internal systems and portals
Support the team with ad hoc admin and operational projects once core orders are cleared
2+ years in order processing, sales administration or customer operations, ideally across more than one sales channel
A proven record of accurate, high-volume data entry under tight deadlines
Intermediate to advanced skills in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel)
Excellent written and verbal communication, and a habit of double-checking your own work
Strong prioritisation skills, and the self-discipline to work independently from home with a reliable, punctual start to each day
Hands-on experience with NetSuite or a similar ERP
Experience working in customer or supplier web portals
Fully remote, work-from-home setup, full-time role
Clear accountability and autonomy: you own your orders and your inbox
Exposure to ERP-driven order management and cross-functional work with sales, accounts and logistics
Opportunity to contribute to operational projects beyond day-to-day orders
If you take pride in getting the details right and keeping customers informed, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today with your latest CV and a short note on the busiest order environment you've worked in. Our team will be in touch with shortlisted candidates.
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