Accounts Assistant Payables
Minimum Experience
1 year
Application Deadline
📅 28/11/2026
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Job Description
Job Purpose
To provide administrative and financial support in the accounts payable function by processing invoices, verifying payment requests, maintaining accurate financial records, reconciling supplier accounts, and ensuring timely payment of suppliers while complying with company policies and accounting standards.
Key Responsibilities
Receive, review and verify supplier invoices to ensure accuracy and completeness and compliance with company policies and established accounts payable procedures.
Check invoices against relevant supporting documentation, including purchase orders, delivery notes, and contracts.
Dispatch invoices through ESKER to the appropriate ERP workflow for further processing and approval.
Upload supplier invoices into the Procurement Manager System and synchronize them to ESKER for processing.
Identify and resolve invoice discrepancies, missing information and errors.
Follow up with procurement, suppliers and internal departments regarding outstanding approvals.
Maintain confidentiality and integrity of financial and supplier information.
Assist the Finance team with other accounting and administrative duties as assigned.
Qualifications and Experience
Qualifications
Business Degree
CPA (K), ACCA, CFA or equivalent will be an added advantage
Minimum 3 years in a similar role
Personal Attributes
Integrity
Confidentiality
Meticulous & Organized
Resilient / Firm
Key Skills & Competencies
Analytical skills
Proactivity
Communication
Computer literacy
Detail oriented
Deadline conscious
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