Coordinate client onboarding for new dealer websites: run kickoff meetings, gather requirements, create schedules, track tasks, perform quality checks, facilitate go-live, and hand off to account team while communicating with clients and internal teams.
Please be advised that DEP will never request bank information for equipment. All communications will exclusively come through our recruiting platform and our HR team. We urge you to disregard any unsolicited requests outside of these official channels.
U.S. Based applicants only
U.S. Based applicants only
*Not an HR position*
The Client Onboarding Coordinator plays a crucial role in facilitating the successful launch of a new dealer website(s). This position involves a range of responsibilities, including coordinating initial meetings with clients, gathering essential information and requirements, and overseeing the design and development process. The coordinator ensures that all project milestones are met, communicates updates to clients, and addresses any questions or concerns that arise during the onboarding phase.
- Arranging and conducting a client onboarding strategy meeting.
- Creating schedules for clients with a clear timeline of when things are due from or to the client.
- Assisted with the completion of all necessary setup documents.
- Acting as the liaison between the client and all other internal teams.
- Tracking all work and its completion through various company systems.
- Ability to clearly and confidently discuss company or third-party products/tools.
- Completion of multiple quality checks throughout the process. Facilitating the actual “Go Live” of the website and transfer of clients post-launch to the Account Executive Team.
- Highly organized self-starter who quickly adapts to processes and maintains excellent attention to detail.
- Ability to work under pressure and handle multiple projects in different phases.
- Proficient in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Employee Benefits (after a waiting period):
- Hybrid Schedule
- Medical, Dental, Vision
- 401K with company match
- 10 Paid Holidays
- PTO and Vacation time off
- Paid Paternal Leave
DEP’s Top 5:
- Award-winning company recognized within the automotive industry
- Collaborative culture
- Numerous areas for growth
- Engaging work environment
- In-person company/team events
Dealer eProcess Lisle, Illinois, USA Office
701 Warrenville Road, Suite 300, Lisle, IL, United States, 60532
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