An order processing executive manages incoming customer purchases from entry to final shipment.

Key Responsibilities

- Order Entry and Verification: Receive and input purchase details, prices, and customer information accurately into the company's software.
- Inventory Coordination: Check stock levels to confirm product availability before fulfilling requests.
- Shipping and Logistics: Work with the warehouse team to ensure goods are picked, packed, and labeled correctly for on-time delivery.
- Customer Support: Answer buyer questions regarding delivery times, tracking, and order status.
- Issue Resolution: Handle returns, order cancellations, and payment discrepancies quickly.

Receiving Inventory

- Unload incoming goods from suppliers or manufacturers.
- Inspect items for damage and verify quantities match the purchase order.
- Log the items into the inventory management system.

2. Storing Inventory

- Move goods to short- or long-term storage in the warehouse.
- Organize products logically—often placing fast-moving items in easily accessible locations
- Label products with barcodes or tags for quick tracking.

3. Processing Orders

- Begin when a customer places an order online or in-store.
- Verify payment confirmation and check real-time stock availability.
- Generate a digital packing slip for the warehouse.

4. Picking

- Workers or warehouse robots use the packing slip to locate items.
- Retrieve the correct sizes, colors, and quantities from shelves.
- Use barcode scanners to reduce human error.

5. Packing

- Select appropriate boxes, mailers, and padding (like bubble wrap) to protect goods.
- Keep package weight and size as low as possible to reduce shipping costs.
- Seal the box and apply the shipping label.

6. Shipping

- Hand off the packed boxes to a logistics carrier (like a postal service or freight line).




- Provide tracking information to the customer.
- Dispatch the shipment on a transport vehicle.

7. Processing Returns

- Handle items sent back by customers due to size, defects, or preference.
- Inspect returned goods to see if they can be restocked.
- Issue refunds or exchanges and update inventory logs.

Our growing company is looking to fill the role of order processing. To join our growing team, please review the list of responsibilities and qualifications.

Responsibilities for order processing

- Detail oriented, capable of following complex procedures which require tracking of pending items for timely follow-up, use of multiple systems, and an ability to troubleshoot one's own problems and determine necessary course of action(s) to resolve
- Finance and Accounting experience strongly desired
- Colocation, interconnection, and telecommunications knowledge a plus
- Performs special projects like launch execution where consolidation is required, , other duties and tasks as directed
- Manage the order book, ensuring it accurately reflects the orders outstanding
- May utilize and/or operate material moving equipment, carts
- Work overtime, weekends, and holiday, as work schedules require
- Maintain major or key account files according to established procedures
- Process all requests for return authorization labels and coordination with transportation for pickup
- Organize and oversee special projects, as required, which may or may not be order related

Qualifications for order processing

- Validating, processing and monitoring of all sales orders
- First point of contact, via telephone/ email
- Helping with warehouse duties once a week
- Ensuring proactive communication via Customer Associates resolving inquiries from internal OTC teams
- Monitor daily incoming sales orders and analyse and resolve order issues
- Ensure proactive communication to customer via Customer Associate for order issues

📌 Order Processing Specialist (Bengaluru)
🏢 Tecqnio Global Systems
📍 Bengaluru