Concur Expense is a solid and mature expense tracking solution that's now part of SAP. While this makes it a better candidate for larger organizations, the product still has some difficulties in ease ...

Starbucks is extending its expertise in mobile payments to business travelers through a new partnership with expense reporting system Concur. Starbucks is integrating its mobile application with ...

How AI, tighter cost control and integrated workflows are reshaping corporate travel and expense management in 2026, with ...

Description: This course is designed for staff who are travel delegates who arrange travel, create and review travel requests and expense reports in Concur Travel and Expense on behalf of the traveler ...

Concur is using the data produced from its industry-leading travel expense management platform to expand into new verticals. The Bellevue, Wash.-based company today unveiled “Concur Risk Messaging” ...

SAN FRANCISCO – Keeping track of mileage on business trips is no fun. Nobody wants to spend time writing stuff down in a logbook after a long day on the road, and it can cause problems for business ...

Concur is aimed at the busy executive that has to claim back expenditure from an employer, which means it’s a powerful and multi-faceted package, presumably with all of the associated costs. Why you ...

After news of SAP Concur-Amex GBT's strategic alliance, the big questions now are the why, when, and what next for corporate travel.

Concur Travel and Expense is now available for travel and expense transactions, including P-Card reconciliation beginning with the July 2022 P-Card cycle. Before using Concur Travel and Expense for ...

Concur, a provider of travel expense management technology, last week rolled out enhancements that it said provided an industry first: the capability to automatically reconcile booked travel with ...

Steve Singh, CEO of travel and expense management vendor Concur, spoke to a handful of attendees at an early-morning breakfast session at SaaScon today. It wasn't an ideal forum — he would have been ...