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Oxford University Press in Cape Town invites a Digital Customer Success Co-ordinator to join the Sales Enablement team at Goodwood. The role focuses on platform account management, driving adoption of digital products, and providing both training and strong stakeholder support across the customer journey.
You will manage Salesforce-driven processes, collaborate with product, sales, and marketing, and help convert leads while expanding digital platform usage across Africa.
Learning changes lives – and we’re here to drive that change.We support people wherever and however they want to learn, so they can achieve their learning goals and uncover new possibilities.
Today, we reach more learners than ever, in more ways than ever.And we’re just getting started.
The Digital Customer Success Co-Ordinator will be responsible for digital and platform account management, tech and platform utilization, sales pre-qualification, first-and-second line query support and administrative tasks across the customer success journey in its entirety. In addition, the successful candidate will need to provide training, be a CRM and process enthusiast, actively engaged with internal and external stakeholders, striving toward continuous improvement and digital product market share.
The Digital Customer Success Co-ordinator will report to the Sales Enablement Manager. This post is based at the Goodwood, Cape Town.Be the first point of contact for our e-vendor queries to manage requests internally and ensure that requests are actioned.
Assist the Sales team by helping with general Salesforce and other sales technology administration, including data analysis and reporting.
Provide in-person, face-to-face and virtual training to the broader teams on Salesforce and other sales technology in line with specific requests
Closing date: 07 July 2026
Oxford University Press, an equal opportunity employer, seeks a talented individual to fill this post based at Goodwood, Cape Town. Oxford University Press will consider all applications in terms of its Employment Equity Plan, which acknowledges the need for transformation.