Summary of responsibilities:
This person is responsible for all administrative duties. You are the face of National Powersport Auctions and the importance of customer service cannot be overstated.
You are always responsible for setting a good example for NPA and its employees.
You will portray a positive image and always act respectfully to others. You will encourage a safe and healthy working environment.
This position report directly to the General Operations Manager
Basic Employee Responsibilities:• Arrive to work on time per your required work schedule• Always be courteous and respectful to fellow employees and customers• Dress appropriately to your particular job duties and within the parameters of our current employee manual.• Always pick up after yourself• Keep your work area neat and clean at all times• Always ask questions if you are unsure
Job Specific responsibilities:• Incoming phone calls• Emails, phone messages (personal & main line), fax, and respond accordingly• Collecting mail and dispersing (titles, checks, parts, etc.)• Receive folders and invoices from other locations
o Check folders in AMS and file accordingly
o File received invoices in appropriate place• E-sale invoices for locally sold units, print off and pull folders
o Check vins on invoices with titles
o Scan invoices and titles and email to foreign buyers
o File or send accordingly per 'Alert Messages'• Order supplies - Mailing supplies, toner, pens, paper, clipboards, labels etc.• Help with dealer issues; liens, duplicate titles, dealer updates, other issues• Researching title info for dealers or managers• Cleaning and organizing lobby, office, checking other offices• Receive payments for invoices and payoffs, make appropriate notes in AMS• Go through all folders (auction ready, BK, etc.), check for changes, sold, etc.• Mailing titles, folders, etc. to proper locations/dealers making sure they are signed over and notarized• AR calling and emailing
o If paid or flooring, file or send accordingly
o Note calls, emails, responses, manager decisions in activities
o Look for unusual invoices, first time buyers, etc.
o Most of the calls will start one week after the sale while waiting for sent checks to arrive and be posted.• Bank deposits - Verify any cash or check deposits as needed• Transportation/Dealer pick up and drop off
o Making sure transporters sign in and ID copies for new drivers
o Collect necessary payments if dealer pickup
o Check if invoices are paid or IFT & Stamp Ok to load or IFT
o Give copy to warehouse and transporter
o Make tags for units that are not in system with as much info as possible; dealer name, date of drop, transporting company, last of vin, etc.
o Inform warehouse and managers of large or end of day pick-ups for transporters or dealers
o Inform sales & consignment departments about consignment units not in AMS• Debtor redemption pickups
o Make sure CR is complete
o Call debtor to make appointment if not already made
o Print redemption form and verify debtor payment amount
o Have debtor sign redemption form, copy ID, make a copy for them and NPA
o Let warehouse/manager know debtor is here and print AMS sheet, ok'd to load
o Give debtor receipt of payment and make notes in AMS• Salvage emails
o Research NMVITS if prior salvage, brands, etc.
o Make appropriate notes in AMS and title docs
o Reply all that this has been done and if consignor disclosed salvage
o Remove from exception once all have been completed• Credit card expense reports - Monthly
o Print monthly credit card bill
o Match receipts to bill
o Make appropriate notations; stock #'s for parts, department purchases, etc.• Auction Duties - Pre
o Input walk in and faxed consignment forms
o Check online consignment forms for important notations and give to Operations
o Post consignment titles that come in the mail, check if salvage, TMU, etc., and make copies
o Make sure titles are signed accordingly (customer to dealership, dealership signed as purchaser, etc.)
o Make sure correct docs are attached, liens are released, inform sales about title issues
o Check vins, make & year on titles and folders
o Auction verification for mileage and title info
o Make appropriate notes for salvage, TMU, etc.
o Number repo & consignment folders & file in order in appropriate lane
o Pull moved or redeemed folders from sale
o Make sure office is clean and organized and all supplies (pens, paper, etc.) are ordered
o Make auction badges, bidder numbers and guest badges
o Order lunch and donuts for auction day and verify coffee is stocked• Auction - Preview Day
o Print preview day catalogs and set out for dealers
o Make sure all dealer table info is up to date and out
o Put out pens and candy for dealers signing in
o Check in bidders and guests, collect updated dealer info if necessary and take payments for past invoices
o Post all consignment titles and let sales know what is missing
o Finish auction verification for mileage and titles
o Pull last minute title and last-minute repo pulls
o Print prep list one last time at the end of the day to verify missing folders
o Check office and make sure it is clean and ready for the next day• Auction Day
o Check morning emails for pulls and last minute issues
o Print auctioneer sheets and separate lanes on clipboards
o Print final auction catalog and set out for dealers
o File last minute folders that come in
o Check in bidders and guests, collect necessary documents if needed and take payments
o Help new dealers get checked in, have sales team do a walk around
o Make sure all flag and extra office help arrives on time and are ready for sale start
o Help extra office staff pull lane titles and file appropriately
o Check bidders out and take payments
o Note payments and check ok to load and stamp invoices
o Make sure dealers that have subject to's are checking with sales before generating invoices
o Floor invoices for dealers
o Giving duties to extra office staff or releasing them if done• Auction Day/Post sale
o Help transporters and dealers that come in to pick up
o Answer calls on personal line and main line for facility
o Take payments, make notes, mark ok to load, and stamp invoices
o Run checks through bank scanner and deposit
o Count cash, verify notes, make deposit breakdown and slip with night drop bag, make GM aware
o Scan cash and check deposits to accounting
o Check with sales on pending units
o Generate remaining invoices, 1st when auction is over with no S/T's then at end of the day for remainder
o Print invoices from the auction
o Generate invoices the following morning that sales worked on after 5 pm
o Pull invoices with Alert messages and follow instructions (floor, mail, email)
o Email flooring invoices to appropriate companies and mail titles to correct companies
o Gather titles with invoices, make sure all titles are accounted for, make copy of invoices once verified
o Go through auction folders and pull sold titles that were missed or done after the sale and file
o File in invoices with titles in title drawer
o Post consignment titles, then copy and file
o Bill late title fees, and create title coming excel and let accounting know when other titles arrive
What We Do
Copart, a global online auto auction company headquartered in Dallas, Texas is a top-performing S&P 500 company, as noted by The Wall Street Journal. Copart is a global technology leader in the online vehicle auction industry that connects its buyers and sellers via its patented cutting-edge VB3 technology. With a passion for excellence, Copart has a great company culture and strong dedication to our employees.
Founded in 1982, Copart connects more than 750,000 buyers and sellers from over 200 locations around the world. With our innovative technology, we remarket salvage and clean title vehicles to dealers, dismantlers, rebuilders, exporters and end users through a multi-channel online internet platform. Copart’s diverse and extensive inventory features more than 175,000 vehicles available online every day, including early and late-model cars, classics, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, boats, jet-skis, snowmobiles and RVs.
Copart sells vehicles on behalf of insurance companies, banks, finance companies, fleet owners, car dealerships, cars sourced from the general public and others. Because we are a 100% online auto auction company, Copart Members can browse our incredible inventory, set their own price and get great deals on vehicles through their home computer, smartphone or other mobile device. Copart’s vehicles can range in condition from damaged vehicles that can be used as rebuild projects to like-new, used vehicles.
Copart is the parent company to a portfolio of auto service companies, including CashForCars.com, CrashedToys, and National Powersport Auctions (NPA). We currently operate in the United States (Copart.com), Canada (Copart.ca), the United Kingdom (Copart.co.uk), the Republic of Ireland (Copart.ie), Brazil (Copart.com.br), Germany (Copart.de), the United Arab Emirates, Oman and Bahrain (Copartmea.com), Spain (Copart.es), and Finland (copart.fi).