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SF Partners in Nottingham is recruiting a GRIR Analyst to join a busy finance team on a temporary basis. The role focuses on investigating, reconciling and clearing GRIR balances, including a backlog from ERP migration.
You will collaborate with AP, Procurement, Supply Chain and Finance to resolve discrepancies and ensure timely closure. The ideal candidate will have GRIR or P2P experience, strong SAP knowledge (S/4HANA or ECC), excellent Excel skills and a methodical, detail-oriented approach
SF Partners are currently recruiting for a GRIR Analyst to join a busy finance team in Nottingham on a temporary basis. This is a great opportunity for an experienced GRIR, Accounts Payable or P2P professional with strong SAP experience. The role will focus on investigating, reconciling and clearing GRIR balances, including working through a backlog of historic and aged items following an ERP system transition.
Salary: £30,000pa equivalent
Location: Nottingham
Contract: Temporary
Hours: 37.25 hours per week
Working pattern: Hybrid - 2 days per week in the office, Tuesday & Wednesday
As GRIR Analyst, you will take ownership of GRIR balances across the UK and Ireland, ensuring discrepancies between purchase orders, goods receipts and invoices are investigated and resolved. A key part of the role will be working through historic GRIR balances that were migrated into SAP from previous ERP systems, alongside managing current GRIR activity and ensuring new items are resolved promptly. You will work closely with Accounts Payable, Procurement, Supply Chain and Finance teams to investigate issues, identify the cause of discrepancies and drive outstanding items through to resolution.
The role will include:
We're particularly interested in speaking to candidates with experience in GRIR, Accounts Payable or P2P, who have a good understanding of the relationship between purchase orders, goods receipts and supplier invoices.
Experience of GRIR clearance following an ERP migration or SAP implementation would be particularly advantageous, but isn't essential for the right candidate.
If you're an experienced GRIR, AP or P2P professional with strong SAP experience and enjoy investigating and resolving financial discrepancies, we'd be keen to hear from you.