ERP Business Systems Analyst

Basildon
1 week ago
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ERP Business Systems Analyst

£200 - £300 per day

12-month contract (must be available to start immediately)

Basildon - Must be a Car Driver due to client's location and live within 30 minutes from Basildon

Full Time/Contract

On-site 5 days week - non negotiable - please do not apply if you are looking for Hybrid or remote.

Benefits: 26 days holiday; Life Insurance; Sick Pay; Pension Scheme

We are seeking an experienced financial professional to lead the transition from our outdated ERP system (Lotus Approach 97) to Sage 50. This is a complex data transformation project, requiring analytical expertise to consolidate and clean large datasets currently stored in multiple Excel spreadsheets.

Your work will be pivotal in ensuring accurate stock, pricing, purchasing, and sales data is available in real time, enabling better decision-making for the management team.

Key Responsibilities:

Extract, clean, and migrate data from Lotus Approach 97 and Excel spreadsheets into Sage 50.
Ensure data integrity, consistency, and accuracy throughout the migration process.
Work closely with finance, operations, and management to align system outputs with business needs.
Troubleshoot migration challenges and implement solutions to improve data workflows.
Provide training and documentation to ensure a smooth transition post-migration.Key Skills & Experience Required:

Proven experience in data migration and ERP system transitions.
Advanced Excel skills (pivot tables, VLOOKUP, data cleansing).
Experience working with accounting software (Sage 50 preferred).
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with high attention to detail.
Strong Project Management experience
Ability to work independently and collaborate effectively with stakeholders.
Manufacturing industry experience (desirable but not essential).

Please note; you must be a UK resident with full rights to work in the UK for this position. Applications outside of a reasonable commuting distance will not be shortlisted, please ensure your location details are on your CV when you apply or it may result in a delay to your application

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