Expensify automates the entire spend management process. Scan receipts, track mileage, submit and approve expenses, manage corporate cards, reimburse employees, pay bills, send invoices, and book travel. Built for individuals and companies of all sizes, anywhere in the world.
$5
per month per user
SAP Concur
Score 8.4 out of 10
N/A
SAP Concur is a SaaS expense report management product, and handles corporate travel booking, expense report automation, reimbursement, audit, and business intelligence, and corporate card integration.
Expensify is miles ahead of SAP Concur. Expensify is easier to use to track expenses, track reimbursements, and where it shines the most over SAP Concur is for filling in expenses. The mobile version of SAP Concur is terrible. In Expensify, I can take a picture of my receipt …
I think Expensify is much better than SAP Concur in usability and image recognition. When I used concur, I had to upload the receipt only as proof, but there was no OCR in place to help me fill in. The usability overall is much better, SAP Concur is very complex, there are many …
Expensify is SO MUCH BETTER than Concur. The app in concur is terrible, expense scanning never works and reports are so hard to enter. Expensify makes all of that better. I only wish I'd had an opportunity to use Expensify travel as that I'm sure is also so much better than …
Concur is the only formal software I've used, though I think this was only used in my PhD program (2010-2014), so in fairness, it's been a while. I remember Concur being just OK. It was certainly easier to use than the 'upload documents to email' process my former employer had …
The Expensify platform is more user friendly than Concur. I also didn't have the ability to add the Concur application to my mobile device at my previous employer (that feature may be available now since years have since passed). At the time, Concur was not submitting monthly …
Since I have already used Expensify and it was good to our needs as a small-midsize company, I did not see enough pain to switch to other systems. For small to mid-sized companies, Expensify often provides a "just right" balance of functionality, automation, and ease of use, …
Concur was more expensive but offered a few other things that worked better on a corporate platform. For me personally I chose Expensify based on the lower cost and better access to what makes a difference to me on a local sales rep level. I don't use Expensify to do invoicing, …
Verified User
Professional
Chose Expensify
Expensify is simpler and more user-friendly, especially for individual use. The scan receipt function and the straightforward reporting process are key advantages. I chose Expensify because it’s quick to set up and handles most tasks without overcomplicating things.
Way easier to use, way better mobile experience, the Receipt Scanning capability works and Concur doesn't even offer it. Way more flexible form requirements. Overall significantly better.
Expensify was much more user friendly and most cost effective than the others.
Verified User
Consultant
Chose Expensify
Concur has an integration to the CRM system, perhaps more robust with travel options, but it's also more complicated to use in my opinion. An overkill for a small business
I didn’t have a choice on selection but I’ve used other products in the past that weren’t as easy to use or learn and didn’t adapt as easily to the reimbursement process.
Having used Concur at several other companies, I can honestly say Expensify is my much preferred expense reimbursement system. The UI is easy to use and modern. The alerts and notifications are helpful and friendly. The report and line item expense creation is very easy - as is …
I find Expensify way much simpler than Concur to use. Most fields are populated automatically and I spend way less time to correct violations at the end of the month before submitting my report.
Love the fact that my report is sent autmatically: I therefore so not miss any …
I find Expensify easier to use than Avaza and Concur. With Expensify I like the user interface, and you only need to click on expenses or start a new report and you can start adding expenses. Avaza is more of a timesheet tool, where you select projects you are working on and …
I prefer Expensify to Concur because Expensify is so easy to use. Uploading receipts to the Expensify mobile app is extremely simple. Concur is more complicated, but that might be because of how my company configured our Concur instance (I often have difficulty …
I did not like Concur compared to Expensify. They may have made improvements since I used it over 4 years ago but it was very difficult to import reports into Oracle and we had to a manual upload. It was also not very user friendly compared to Expensify and employees and …
Expensify has a better UI / feels more modern, however SAP Concur fits in better with the SAP family of software. It also allows for more detailed reports.
I have personally administered and been an end user of Expensify and Oracle Cloud Expenses. Oracle provides an excellent integrated user experience with the overall Oracle ERP ecosystem. At the end of the day, Concur was stronger with integrations that are critical for life …
I used Expensify at a startup and Concur is simply more robust. Both are easy to use, and both have an app but Expensify's only works with Apple products. The reporting functionality is much more robust on Concur, and Expensify does not allow you to book travel from their …
Expensify is a very basic app that is suitable for small teams with a limited need for features. It is inexpensive and very easy to use. However, for more extensive use and rigorous tracking, concur is far superiors to my knowledge Expensify does not offer travel booking with …
We used Expensify and it was a better product. Simpler to set up and easier to administrate. Very poor support and customer service with Concur. And with some of the issues they just said we can't fix it even thought it was an issue with there product not working as it should
Verified User
Employee
Chose SAP Concur
We used Expensify before I was hired, but here is what I understand from that situation. Expensify was clunky and our staff struggled with the UI, whereas SAP Concur is much more clear and allows for a better connection to Intacct. At a previous company I used Apptricity. …
Expensify and Zoho Expense work for small and mid-size businesses. Big multinationals do not receive benefits from the apps. Coupa is good as a solution for organizations with non-SAP leading systems. If you plan to use SAP ERP as the main/lending system then SAP Concur is the …
I think Expensify’s user interface is difficult to navigate. SAP Concur has a streamlined approach to the required information and is quick to utilize for the employee and supervisor.
We've evaluated several expense management platforms, and the two strongest alternatives to SAP Concur we found were Expensify and Brex. We found Expensify's interface much more intuitive with impressive smart scanning technology, and it's significantly cheaper for small to …
Hmm... SAP Concur really stands out because it brings everything together in one place, like travel booking, expense reporting, and approvals. Compared to other tools, it feels more organized, with smoother automation and easy connections to things like SAP and Outlook. We …
SAP Concur offers cloud-based services that integrate well with each other and the existing systems (ERP, HRMS, or other accounting systems) in organizations. SAP Concur's solutions help businesses of all sizes automate and streamline their travel and expense management …
Concur is a robust application that can stand alone but integrates better into our ERP. It allows for easier reporting and visibility in our ERP which our accounting group and audit team needed.
The Concur platform is used by several government agencies that have much stricter guidelines than private companies. Concur is part of SAP and therefore has access to a large support network. Concur is always hosting training meetings to ensure that its users are taking full …
I prefer the other two tools over Concur Travel and Expense. I don't believe Concur Travel and Expense stacks up against the new tools that are coming out. In my mind, the Concur Travel and Expense tool is old and needs updating. They could make the tool more user-friendly. …
Concur is more robust and comprehensive. The ability to book travel and accommodations through the platform make the user experience easier and ultimately reduces admin time. Concur automatically captures my credit card purchases and the receipt scanning/email forwarding is …
We chose Concur Travel and Expense after reviewing few other software, considering different factors like: customization based on department, limiting expenses, integration of third party single sign on tools like Okta, reporting customization, notifications and approval …
Verified User
Employee
Chose SAP Concur
Concur Travel and Expense was selected as the expense system because it was easy to use and easy to modify to our companies policies. An approval flow could be set up and managed easily with Concur. Also, it was reliable and has great reporting and analytic features for the …
I think it's really good for small businesses. At least in the way we use it. It's very good for keeping an eye on employee spending in nearly real time. I'm not sure how it works for larger companies when there is a larger number of people to keep track of.
SAP Concur is great for large organizations because of it's built in approval process functions. It is great tool for expense reports and any company where employees need to book travel. I imagine that the tool would be more tricky to use for those who are less technically savvy since there are many tabs and it is sometimes tricky to navigate.
I wish that I could sync accounts on the back end kind of like with banking software, so that Expensify would automatically port over receipts for recurring expenses as soon as they're available
It would be nice to one-click submit an expense all the way through instead of having to attach it to a report
Wackier profile icons? :) Not a big deal. This software is pretty much amazing as it is now, and typically the urge to update and modify very good software leads to poor outcomes!
For a new user of SAP Concur, it becomes difficult to file the first reimbursement as that person is new to the application and probably, one needs to to go through the instructions to get used to it. So, user interface can be improved and could be tried to make more interactive. Other than that, it's all good to go.
We like using the tool and we receive positive feedback from employees and management who use the tool. It saves time and helps us concentrate on the value adding activities so we are very likely to keep using Expensify in the future
Now that we are fully on Concur, switching is not an option. Concur has become ingrained in our expense reporting process. Furthermore, Concur continues to improve its offering. Each month, they release updates and changes, many of which were client requested. Concur's constant evolution means it is adapting with my business
My rating of 8 out of 10 for Expensify's overall usability reflects its strong performance in empowering individual users and streamlining core expense processes, while acknowledging that there are specific areas, particularly on the administrative or enterprise side, where the user experience could be further refined. Exceptional End-User Experience (for basic tasks).Automation & Time-Saving Features.Clear Workflow for Approvers. Why it's not a perfect 10 (areas for improvement that dock points): Limited corporate bank to choose from, limited multi-currency to pay to ( for instance, as a foreign corporatio,n i cannot pay with my US account to Israeli employees, or pay to our UK employees)
I think it is very easy to use, especially once you are acquainted with it. I think the UX could be improved so some things, like accessing old reports, are more intuitive once you learn it though it is not difficult to replicate.
In prior years I would have given them a 9.5 for availability. Unfortunately in 2015 so far this rating has dropped to a 7 overall. We have experienced far too many interruptions - from admins to employees who rely on it for day to day booking of travel and submission of expense reports. Server errors, slow system response time and spinning wheels are too common place. Those things should be a rare occurrence, not a daily interruption.
While Conur still has great product offerings overall, they are currently not offering world class or best in class product (and customer service) availability. Remaining hopeful they step up and get their A game going again soon.
Performance-wise, it's good, loads pages quickly, and reports are highly accurate and easy to understand. Also, we can generate custom reports as needed, and we have integrated with a few other apps, and we have not seen any downgrade in performance.
Our rep has been amazing. He has built custom reports for us that have been very time consuming and difficult. Our reps are also currently looking into new submission solutions for us that we are excited about. They came up with this and recommended it on their own without me complaining about an issue. They are about our success and are very excited about the product they offer.
I have never had to use customer support when using Concur Expense - the UX could be a bit nicer on the eyes or easier to understand, but there have never been any problems when using Concur Expense that I have had to ask or reach out to customer support to help me with anything.
My Seniors were the ones who taught me about Concur. Concur Support team has sent me training links and answered me in their tickets too. Usually they are helpful and knows their stuff. There are times when webex meetings is conducted for reporting training. They were very patient and took down all the details from me.
The implementation process went rather smoothly, linking it to the bank and cards was handled easily. without too many unnecessary steps. Getting the accounts setup did take some time, but that would be true with any organization. All in all things went smoothly and I was very pleased with the setup and implementation process
There are different implementation teams for each module of the product you purchase, so implementation is not a 'one size fits all' environment. Also, the different implementation teams have different ways of doing things, so Concur could stand some standardization and streamlining in this area. A Project Manager can make or break an implementation so don't be scared to ask for a new one if things are rocky.
It is definitely 10 times better than using an Excel spreadsheet. We are talking a digitized with AI type capabilities to do the work for you. It’s honestly a lifesaver. This beats manual calculations and data entry any day. Scanning 100 receipts and saving them to pdf files not only takes space on your storage but it is an extra unnecessary step
Expensify and Zoho Expense work for small and mid-size businesses. Big multinationals do not receive benefits from the apps. Coupa is good as a solution for organizations with non-SAP leading systems. If you plan to use SAP ERP as the main/lending system then SAP Concur is the best solution, mainly for its native integration with SAP ecosystem.
This program has been very helpful, user friendly and has been a great asset to use to assist with time management. Not only are leadership involved with using this program but all staff as well. This is also a great way to hold each accountable. Easy startup with not many means for hands on training
We went from paying credit card fees with no approval process to a no fees and complex approval processes.
I personally save time in not having to develop a spend report I just have my admin assistent fill in the details of the auto generated report and it is done. Went from an hour long process to 5- 10 minutes max to prepare a high quality audit ready report.