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ERP Data Administrator

Repertoire Culinaire · Bangkok

📅 07/08/2026
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Job Purpose The ERP Data Administrator is responsible for operating the item and vendor registration process in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, ensuring data accuracy under the control and approval of the Category Managers. Key Responsibilities Data Administration Operate the item and vendor registration process under the control and approval of the Category Managers. Ensure data integrity, accuracy, and confidentiality across all databases. Perform regular data audits and resolve discrepancies. Implement and enforce data entry standards and schedules. Comply with data confidentiality, system security, and corporate policies. Required Skills and Competencies Solid knowledge of Windows environment and Microsoft Office Knowledge of ERP systems (preferably Microsoft D365 Business Central) Experience with data management and reporting tools Excellent written communication for SOP writing Project management and task prioritization skills Ability to work independently and methodically Strong interpersonal skills: patience, pedagogy, active listening Conflict resolution and customer service mindset Responsiveness and adaptability Respect for data confidentiality
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