What Does a Data Entry Clerk Do?
A Data Entry Clerk is responsible for entering data from different sources, usually in paper formats, into an electronic format, in a computer system, for processing and management. They can do this manually by typing the information, or by scanning the documents.
Day-to-Day Tasks
* Create spreadsheets to build a database of information.
* Manually type information from a hard copy document to the system or the database.
* Update information in the system or the database.
* Organise the information in the system.
* Verify outdated information and ensure to change the data into the updated one.
* Ensure consistent backing up of data for security purposes.
* Organise and maintain the hard copies of the documents.
* Type information quickly but efficiently.
Required Skills
* Typing – fast and accurate, with strong attention to detail.
* Following directions.
* Attention to detail.
* Basic computer literacy and familiarity with spreadsheet software.
Salary Information
Average salary for a Data Entry Clerk in the United States ranges from $32,000 to $35,000 per year, depending on experience and location. In the United Kingdom, average salaries range from £18,000 to £24,000 per year. In Australia, average salaries range from AUD 48,000 to AUD 58,000 per year.
Benefits
Competitive compensation and benefits packages are offered to retain top talent. (Specific details may vary by employer.)
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