An ERP system is about managing the various resources a business has. This includes financial resources (procurement, billing, customer and supplier management), operational resources (Inventory management, machinery, production processes and rental fleets) and employee resource (time and attendance management, skills mapping and resource allocation). An ERP system is typically used by businesses with complex operations that want to drive efficiencies across their business. It can provide a greater level of reporting and end to end integration for all business transactions.
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Finance Systems Directors
As a Finance Systems Director, you’ll bridge the gap between clients and the software system, understanding issues, developing solutions, and explaining limitations. This role will manage the ERP and Financial System department in driving client experience and growth.
Finance Systems Managers
The Finance Systems Manager will initiate and drive continuous improvement in financial reporting and associated systems, processes, and policies. The finance systems manager will support users of finance systems providing specialist knowledge of business systems and processes.
ERP Project Managers
An ERP Project Manager will lead the implementation projects and rollouts end-to-end. They develop, plan, and implement an ERP system. They also determine how a project is run, set deadlines, assign responsibilities, and monitor progress.
ERP Solution Architects
A Solution Architect is a vital cog in a business’s IT department, as They implement the technical strategies designed to overcome the Issues encountered during systems analysis. You’ll work as part of a Team to brainstorm the best scalable work-arounds and fixes for Problems great and small. Being able to think creatively is a must!
Financial Systems Analysts
Finance Systems Analysts are dedicated to researching and analysing a company’s IT processes to identify areas for improvement or streamlining. In contrast to a Functional Consultant, SAs tend to have much more contact on the side of users and will have to communicate directly with management and colleagues around the company.
Systems Accountants
The Finance Systems Accountant will lead key workstreams of Implementation including requirements, design, build, test, training, and rollout of the new system. To develop systems and processes to ensure the effective and efficient processing of financial and non-financial data and to further extend the range of management tools and reports used to inform the business.
Finance/accounting knowledge
Communication
Ability to prepare accurate financial reporting
Understanding of core business finance process
Some knowledge of scripting or VB for reporting
Basic SQL in some cases
Excel knowledge
Accounting qualification or a finance background
Application Management
Problem-solving skills
Ability to multitask
