We are hiring - Sales Administrator

Job Description and Duties

  • Report to the Office Manager on a daily basis. 
  • A strong knowledge of Excel and the ability to produce, amend and populate Excelspreadsheets.
  • Help to answer the phones in the office and deal with the incoming sales enquiries.
  • Record the information of the relevant excel enquiry log and distribute to the relevant Surveyor.
  • Keep accurate records of all sales information.
  • Keep in regular contact with the sales team for updates on leads, terminated contracts, and potential new business.
  • Update the office sales board with sales figures and leads and produce a weekly email to send to all staff with updates.
  • Ensure all paperwork is submitted with the relevant purchase orders and has been correctly signed to ensure we receive payment.
  • Attend monthly Sales Meetings and take minutes which will need to be distributed to all in attendance.
  • Record actions from these meetings and ensure they are carried out correctly and within the set timescales.
  • Keep accurate records of sales and record commissions for each member of the sales staff on a daily basis.
  • At month end produce their sales commission sheets. This will apply to the Technician leads also.
  • Record all sales quotations and follow these up.
  • Record all information from website leads and pass out to the appropriate Surveyor.
  • Provide review documentation as and when required for Sales Pipelines, KPI’s etc.
  • To assist in other areas of the business if and when required.
  • Have a good knowledge of Sage 50c.
  • Produce Leads Newsletters from the leads submitted from Technicians and liaise with the Service Manager with regards to incentives.
  • Good communication skills and the ability to work to deadlines with confidence.
  • This is a full-time position and the salary is dependent on experience.

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