Expense Management in One Place
Updated December 04, 2020
Expense Management in One Place
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Software Version
Standard
Overall Satisfaction with Concur Travel and Expense
It allows you to book travel through it and to also request reimbursement from your company. This reimbursement can range from mileage you drive for traveling during work, or meals you may pay for while you're traveling for work. It lets you expense all your expenses in one report which makes it easy and convenient to request reimbursement from the company. In addition, having a place to book travel and request reimbursement s super convenient since it's all done in one place.
- Travel Booking
- Reimbursement Requests
- Expense Reports
- Not user-friendly
- Unclear about when receipts are needed or not
- Can run into errors when trying to book travel or put through expense reports frequently
- Convenience
- 'All in one place' for everything expense related
- Frustration - people not having receipts for some expenses
- Lack of user friendliness makes it difficult for some people to use
SAP Concur Attributes
Do you think SAP Concur delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with SAP Concur's feature set?
Yes
Did SAP Concur live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of SAP Concur go as expected?
I wasn't involved with the implementation phase
Would you buy SAP Concur again?
Yes
- Receipt upload
- App integration
- Travel booking
- Expense categorization
- Non-intuitive interface
- Time consuming
It's much easier to have one, central location to book travel expenses and submit reimbursements. Concur automatically pulls in transactions from your corporate card, so you just need to save the paper receipts and attach them to each expense when submitting your expense report. Not needing to worry about making books separately, or keeping track of what expenses should be submitted is much easier because Concur takes care of all of it for you.
Product Benefits
- Ability to sort expenses into reports for each work trip, which helps me stay organized
- The app is a life saver for receipt management, many times I will lose the paper receipt of something but remember that I have a digital copy
- Receipts through the Concur App
- Travel booking and itinerary are integrated with Concur
Having all travel and expense reporting on one website makes it way easier to book business travel and submit expenses for business travel or meeting with clients. Concur can already be a frustrating website to use at time for submitting expenses, so being able to easily book travel and pull receipts and expenses from your corporate card statement makes it more bearable.
The only notable benefits of Concur is that it pulls in card transactions and lets you book travel on the website and automatically sends you your travel information. In my personal experience and from listening to colleagues, it does not save time with submitting expense reports. Very very rarely have I (or a coworker) submitted an expense report without it being kicked back at least once for corrections.
I only have experience using Concur Travel and Expense and have not used any of its competitor products. I've spoken with friends and old colleagues who have used competitor products and preferred them by a wide margin over concur. Unfortunately, I cannot speak from personal experience regarding other expense management software.
Best way to get better with Concur is just by using it more. Ultimately, if you want to learn to submit expenses correctly every time and how to submit any type of expense you're going to encounter while working, you should read through/reference your employer's concur expense guidelines. Yes, it sounds boring and can be tedious to do, but once you look over the guidelines a couple times you'll quickly learn how to correctly submit and classify different expenses so that you don't have every other report you submit kicked back to you. Doing this will save you lots of time and frustration in the long run.