Data entry clerks take information from a spreadsheet, printed document, order form, or other source, and input it into another, usually digital, source, often a database, computer program, or spreadsheet. They might also be responsible for verifying information and checking for errors. For example, a financial accounts processing company may need data entry clerks to manually input or verify invoices or other bills for outside clients.

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