Deal Posting Clerk

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Company:

AUDI
Location:

Oakville, Ontario, Canada
Salary:

negotiable / month
Job type:

Full-Time
Posted:

1 day ago
Category:

Retail

WANT TO WORK for one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies?

Dilawri Group is now actively searching for an Deal Clerk to join our team at Oakville Honda

ABOUT US

Dilawri Group of Companies represents 76 dealerships nationwide with 19 dealerships in Ontario! Dilawri Group offers a performance-driven culture that focuses on success through teamwork, a passion for excellence and providing an exceptional customer experience. We strive to provide our employees with not just another job but a career. We offer a “promote from within culture”, training, solid pay plans, benefits and perks including employee incentives on vehicle purchases, parts and service.

Apply to this position if you:

Have deal posting experience in a dealership environment

Want change in a disruptive market

Like being uncomfortable with “change” to grow

Want to be part of the “new era” of analytical leadership and empowerment

Responsibilities:

Process New and Pre-Owned Vehicles sales and related duties

Ensure that correct payments are received

Verify that sales documentation is complete (i.e., signatures, appraisals on trades, dealer install options, etc.)

Balance gross with General Manager commission sheet and account for variance

After posting, check balances of inventory and receivables schedules

Prepare receipts for vehicle sales from New and Pre-Owned Vehicle Sales Departments

Post manufacturer vehicle invoices and Dealer Trade invoices

Post funding received from financial institutions/companies

Qualifications:

Experience for posting deals required

Previous accounting experience required

Dealership experience is required

CDK/OneEighty experience

Computer literacy, Excel

Ability meet deadlines in a timely manner

Ability to work independently

Organizational ability and attention to detail

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