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Accept Recruitment is seeking a Sales & Data Administrator for our Leicester team. The role offers real ownership from day one, managing CRM, cleaning data, and supporting the sales process with reporting and materials.
You will engage with account reviews, build market insights, and help re-engage stalled accounts while coordinating with the team to move opportunities forward. This is a full-time, on-site position based in Leicester.
Sales & Data Administrator
I'm looking for a Sales & Data Administrator to join our team in Leicester. It's not a support role, it's a role with real ownership from day one.
A few things sit right at the heart of how we work here: winning back customers we've lost touch with, growing our key accounts, and turning market knowledge into real leads. None of that runs without someone holding it together. That's this job.
You don't need years of admin experience to apply. What matters more to me is drive, communication, and the instinct to bring order to a mess without being asked. If you've worked in recruitment before and know why clean data and a well kept pipeline actually matter, that counts for a lot.
There's a genuine route from here into business development or commercial analysis, for the right person. This isn't a placeholder role. It's a start.
Accept Recruitment is a Midlands based recruitment agency specialising in industrial, warehouse, logistics and driving staff, with branches in Leicester, Coventry and Tamworth.
We're not a traditional agency standing still. Alongside recruitment, we've built our own workforce technology, giving our clients more than just staff. Think real time visibility, better worker engagement, and genuine insight into retention, the kind of data and control a standard recruitment relationship just doesn't offer.
Join us and you're not just filling a role at a traditional agency. You're joining a business that's actively building what a staffing partner can be, and this role sits right at the centre of that.
It's a people thing.