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A prominent university in Bellville seeks a qualified individual to supervise the Accounts Payable division. This role involves overseeing Trade Creditors' activities, ensuring the accurate processing of payments, and maintaining professional relationships. Candidates should possess a relevant degree, at least 5 years of experience in Accounts Payable, and strong technical skills. The successful applicant will work closely with stakeholders to address queries and ensure compliance with financial procedures.
The University of the Western Cape requires a suitably experienced individual who has a deadline driven approach, works well under pressure, is meticulous, has strong technical skills and enjoys working in a team environment. The individual will supervise the full cycle of Trade Payables activities to ensure the accurate and timeous processing and payment of Trade Creditors and the recording and reconciliation of Trade Creditor transactions and balances in our ERP system. The individual should readily adapt to changes in technology, processes, environment and legislation.
Reporting to the Manager: Accounts Payable, the role plays a key review, co-ordination and supervisory function over the team responsible for the various functions relating to Trade Creditors, including invoicing, payment, reconciliation and addressing queries and problems that arise in the Trade creditors area.
With an online de-centralised procurement environment, EFT’s and electronic payment workflows and documentation, it falls on this role to mitigate many of the risks around Trade creditor records and payments through review and oversight of activities and information used to record transactions, balances and other information, to facilitate payments, and relating to payment details and processes. Responsible for the team and processes relating to Trade Creditors, the role of this position in ensuring correct financial records and preventing errors, fraud and irregular activity as well as maintaining and building sound professional relationships with Trade creditors is critical, and the impact of mistakes or lapses is significant. This role also provides auditors and any other reviewers with information and documentation/records required and liaises with all parties involved in trade creditors transactions and processes, within and outside the University.
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