By logging into EBS with your net ID and password with two-factor authentication, MSU employees will have access to Concur. Once there, you will arrive at your Concur home page.
All MSU active employees have Concur profiles.
To view a list of Concur supported browsers and desktop operating systems, please visit Section 8&colon Browser Support in Concur’s Travel & Expense the Supported Configurations guide.
If the system appears to be running slower than normal or you are receiving a timeout error, you can check messages to see if there is a service outage by going to the Concur home page, scroll to bottom of page and click on “Service Status (North America). There you will see the current service status. In the top right corner of the screen, you can click “Subscribe to Updates” if you wish to receive updates when the system is experiencing issues.
Your profile controls multiple critical functions within Concur. If you book airfare, the name in your profile must match your state/government issued ID. If you would like to have another employee arrange travel and prepare requests and expense reports on your behalf, you must assign him/her as a delegate (see instructions below). To take advantage of the mobile technology and electronic receipts, you must activate e-receipts, verify your email, and setup your mobile PIN. For additional details on profile settings, please refer to the User Profile Settings Quick Start Guide (coming soon).
Travelers are responsible for assigning travel arrangers in their Concur Profiles.
Travelers are responsible for assigning delegates to create and submit Requests, and prepare Expense Reports in Concur.To assign delegates to prepare and submit Requests as well as prepare Expense Reports,
Delegates may not submit Expense Reports on behalf of travelers.
A traveler can modify his/her own profile in Concur. If the traveler has assigned a delegate, the delegate can make all changes to the traveler's profile except Request/Expense Delegate assignments and Mobile Registrations. The traveler must enter any assignment of delegation. Delegates should not update their travelers’ profiles without their expressed permission.
The following free apps are highly recommended and are available through your device’s apps store.
Concur® for Mobile makes it simple to start your Expense Report before you end your trip. This app compliments our web-based solution by allowing you to manage travel reservations and expenses wherever you are. For approvers, Concur® for Mobile allows you to immediately approve or reject Expense Reports.
ExpenseIt is an enhancement to the features in Concur® for Mobile and takes it one-step further with optical character recognition (OCR) for receipt imaging. Receipt images taken with this application will be itemized and added to the traveler’s receipt library. By categorizing and populating expense reports with the receipt information, data entry for expense reconciliation is diminished. Note - keep paper receipts until expenses are reconciled to operating statements.
TripIt Pro saves you time by creating a master itinerary for your trip that is accessible anytime. TripIt Pro will keep your itinerary, reservations, meetings, and other trip information in one place, and makes sharing with others easy. TripIt Pro will also send travel alerts (e.g. boarding gate information and flight delays or cancellations).
In addition to the apps above, Concur has partnered with several suppliers to provide a host of mobile apps for travel and expense management. These additional apps are located in Concur's App Center.
** You will need to set a Mobile PIN by logging into the Concur Application. Mobile Registration can be found under Profile – Profile Settings. For further instructions, please refer to the IPhone User Guide or Android User Guide.
Users can access the app in these ways:
The user can simply sign in with their email address (as shown in the user's SAP Concur profile) or SAP Concur username. SAP Concur's mobile app then determines the company's signin method and directs the user to the proper signin page.
Users can create and use a mobile-only password.
Users can reset the mobile-only password on the Mobile Registration page using Profile > Profile Settings > Forgot Mobile Password (PIN) in the web version of SAP Concur.
Mobile users can add, view, and edit expenses and expense reports (including report status and expense details); create mobile "quick" expenses (for items such as meals) as well as edit or delete them; take a picture of the associated receipt; create new expense reports; attach downloaded credit card transactions and mobile "quick" expenses to an expense report; and submit reports.
Users can check the available features by device here: Feature List by Device.
Mobile users can edit report header fields and most expense fields if the expense is attached to a report. When using lists, the same list data is available on the mobile device as is available in the web version of Expense.
Mobile users can itemize an expense if the expense is added to a report, if allowed in the client configuration.
Yes. Itemizations can be removed via the mobile device.
Mobile users can add attendees to an expense if the expense is added to a report. The user can:
Mobile users can add fixed-rate and variable-rate mileage expenses, if allowed in the client configuration.
A mobile quick expense (expense created on the mobile device and not yet added to a report) can be deleted only on the mobile device itself from the Expenses screen (the expense list). Once deleted from the mobile device, it will no longer appear online or be available for import into an expense report.
If a user deletes an expense in the web version of SAP Concur and that expense was originally a mobile quick expense – that expense it not deleted from the system – instead, it moves back to the "pool" of mobile quick expenses on the user's device. The user must then delete it using the mobile device.
The mobile app does not support delegates or proxies.
Yes. All receipt images, captured by the mobile device's camera, will upload into Travel & Expense immediately or the next time the mobile app connects to the Internet. Once the digital image is imported into an expense report, the receipt image is treated like other receipt images and can be viewed (in a PDF viewer) by the user, approver, and processor.
The permission to allow SAP Concur to access the device camera should automatically be set on install. If the user sees a black/blank screen when attempting to capture a receipt image, the permission might not have been set. To resolve, the user accesses the device settings, selects SAP Concur, and manually grants the permission to camera.
Yes.
When the user takes a receipt image and attaches it to either an expense, SAP Concur will compress the image. This increases the performance of loading receipt images and reduces the file size by automatically resizing the image. The image quality is retained while performance is enhanced.
A user can view their itineraries, with details about flights, hotels, rental cars, vendors, and maps. Mobile users can search for and book air, rental car, hotel, and Amtrak.
A request user can use SAP Concur's mobile app to create and submit a request, adding 5 segment types: Air ticket, Train ticket, Hotel, Car rental, or Miscellaneous.
Users can check the available features by device here: Feature List by Device.
A request approver can use SAP's mobile app to view header, segment, and expected expense information as well as images. The approver can then approve the request or send it back to the request user. Additional features will be added over time.
My Travel Network and TripIt Pro make it easier for you to complete your expense reports and organize your travel plans.
In the first part of this FAQ, you’ll learn how My Travel Network helps you streamline your business travel and the steps you can take start using this feature.
The second section will expand on the benefits of TripIt Pro and explain how you can start taking advantage of your free subscription.
My Travel Network connects all your frequent traveler accounts to Concur so you can follow your company’s travel policy without having to think about it. Your travel plans will be organized in TripIt and receipts from participating vendors will be waiting in Concur Expense. With all this happening for you, planning and managing your business trips is a whole lot easier.
Once you enroll and connect your frequent traveler accounts, itineraries appear in Concur Travel and receipts flow straight into Concur Expense. This means you don’t have to manage your folio, take a picture of receipts, or email your expenses. These connections also allow your reservations to appear in TripIt, so you can access all your travel plans from anywhere, at any time.
This one-time enrollment can be done three ways after logging into Concur Solutions:
For more detail, this video will walk you through the enrollment process.
After you enroll in My Travel Network, your business travel will be streamlined from start to finish.
Concur will apply MSU travel policy for you so you won’t have to think about it. Once you book, you’ll be able to stay informed and adjust travel plans from anywhere, at any time. On top of that, receipts from participating vendors will be turned into expenses so your expense reports can be started for you.
My Travel Network’s current travel partners include: AccorHotels, Airbnb, American Airlines, Avis, Booking.com, British Airways, Ctrip, Hertz, HotelTonight, Hyatt, Intercontinental Hotel Group, Omni Hotels and Resorts, Marriott International, Sixt Rent a Car, Trainline Europe, and United Airlines.
SAP Concur is continuously working to bring additional travel vendors into the program.
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If you book a room within a room-block, simply forward your confirmation email to plans@tripit.com. Once you have connected your TripIt account with your Concur account, the plans will flow straight into Concur for you.
Further instructions are available here.
Verifying your email address(es) will help travel confirmation emails and receipt images to be recognized – allowing you to expense faster in Concur and manage your itinerary in TripIt.
TripIt Pro organizes all your travel plans in one place, creating master itineraries for your trips, whether it’s a business trip, a family vacation, or a quick weekend away. You can also, access your travel plans anytime, anywhere by downloading the app.
To have TripIt organize all your travel plans for you, simply forward your confirmation emails to plans@tripit.com and TripIt will create a master itinerary for each of your trips. Once TripIt Pro receives your confirmation email, it will instantly start monitoring your flight and send you an alert if anything changes. Since your company uses Concur, TripIt Pro will add your business trips to your Concur account so it’s easier to complete your expense reports.
TripIt Pro is the travel app that keeps up with you. TripIt Pro will:
You can activate your complimentary TripIt Pro subscription when you log into Concur Solutions and select App Center in the top menu. Search for TripIt and select Connect.
A pop-up window will appear where you can either sign up for a new TripIt account or sign into an existing account. Make sure the email address you use for your TripIt account is an email you have verified within your Concur profile. You can also activate your complimentary TripIt Pro subscription by connecting Concur to TripIt in the App Center.
Verifying your email address(es) will help travel confirmation emails and receipt images to be recognized, which allows you to expense faster and manage your itinerary in TripIt.
Follow these instructions:
With TripIt, you can access your master itinerary on your smartphone, tablet, computer, or wearable. Download the free mobile app for on-the-go access. The TripIt app is available for iOS (including Apple Watch) in the App Store and Android (including Android Wear) in the Play Store.
When you connect TripIt and Concur (see How do I activate my complimentary TripIt Pro subscription? above) and enter your free account information, you will be upgraded to TripIt Pro, courtesy of your company.
Forwarding your confirmation emails is only one way of getting your itinerary details organized in TripIt. If you’d prefer, you can turn on auto-import to have all confirmation emails imported automatically – no forwarding required. This feature is entirely optional, and you can turn off access at any time in your settings.
You have two options for hiding personal trips that have appeared in Concur:
Watch this video to learn more about managing personal and business trips with TripIt.
Yes, in order to access strategic contracted pricing on airfare, lodging, and car rental, as well as receive the value of direct billing and e-receipts which will speed up your Travel Expense Reimbursement.
After airline tickets have been issued, travelers can upgrade through their FF programs after tickets have been purchased through Concur and MSU’s Preferred Travel Agencies.
Yes, studies have shown that prices increase substantially within 21 days of a trip and again within 14 days. The University encourages travelers to use the Travel@State Travel & Expense Management program to book flights well in advance in order to take advantage of the 14+-21+ day discounts.
Yes, Agents are onsite and available to help University employees arrange travel for themselves, other employees, and guests of the University.
The conference organizer may have a dedicated site for you to book a hotel room. You may choose to book using the information provided by the conference. You can also check if the rate in Concur is cheaper than booking with the conference site.
You can add frequent flier or points information in the Profile Settings section of Concur. As you make your reservations, your frequent flier number or rewards information will be added to the itinerary.
Yes, you must select your flight first, and then click the Select Seat option. The legend will show you which seats are applicable to your flight. If you need further verification that your seat selection has been confirmed, contact Christopherson Travel for confirmation.
University employees can download the TripIt Pro App at no cost. TripIt Pro will advise you of delays, cancellations, gate changes, and carousel numbers for luggage pickup.
Your name is populated into Concur directly from your University Human Resource record. Before you make your first booking, check your name in Profile Settings against your state/government issued photo ID. Make sure that your name in Concur matches your name on your state/government issued photo ID. If the two do not match, your travel could be adversely affected. If your first name and/or last name is incorrect, please contact the update your human resources record in EBS.
No, this information is being imported from the University's Human Resource system as it appears on your employee record. This information is needed in order to comply with TSA’s (Travel Security Administration) Secure Flight program. Note - this information will be required when booking for guests of the University.
The term unused tickets refers to a nonrefundable ticket that is not used, usually due to a change of plans by the traveler. A credit is applied on the airline that you can use at a later date. Travel often must be completed before one year from the original travel date, and change fees for most airlines is at least $200. Your unused tickets booked in Concur will be visible (in Concur) and available for you to apply to your next trip.
When you reserve airfare or rail through Concur, MSU directly pays for the tickets.
In Concur, click Travel > Upcoming Trips. For more detailed information, click the appropriate trip name in the Trip Name/Description column, and then click View Itinerary. If you have downloaded the Concur Mobile app, or the TripIt Pro app, itinerary information will be available there as well.
No, when traveling on University business, and booking through the university’s Travel@State Program, insurance is included with the rental. If traveling internationally, travelers are encouraged to purchase liability insurance from the car rental company.
You must report the accident immediately-- follow the Office of Risk Management reporting instructions.
No, you may not purchase first class airfares for University business. However, it is possible to purchase coach/economy class fares and use your frequent flier miles to upgrade, if you choose to do so.
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Not at this time. Please remember to enter all international trips into the Global Travel Registry. For additional information on international travel, please visit the OIHS website.
Purchasing Card transactions will remain in KFS
Yes, for travel reimbursements only. All travel from Request to Travel Advances and Expense Reporting will occur in Concur.
Yes, when MSU goes live with Concur it will be housed in EBS and no longer available from the MSU Travel at State website.
No. Employees will still need to contact Motor Pool to make a reservation (telephone (517) 353-5280). However, an approved request in Concur is required to pick up a vehicle.
Request replaces the pre-trip authorization form and email permissions previously utilized for approval of university business travel.
Yes, just as before with pre-trip authorizations, Requests are required for anyone traveling on behalf of Michigan State University regardless of funding source.
Yes, utilizing Request you can include a one-year date range for in-state travel.
Yes. In order to begin building trip itineraries as well as encumber funds, adding estimated trip expenses is important. Specifically, completing applicable Segments is key. Additional travel expenses, such as per diem allowance, personal car mileage, etc. can be added.
If travel plans change by a day or two, a new Request does not need to be created. If dates change drastically or if destination changes, the original Request can be recalled for editing and re-submitted for appropriate approvals. Traveler/delegates cannot recall an approved Request if the trip start date has already occurred, or an Expense Report has been created against the Request.
View – From the menu, user can use Quick Search to locate a Request by Request ID, Approver, Status, Amount, etc. Users can also use the View functionality to locate Active, Pending, Approved, etc.
Prior to submission and approval, Requests can be modified. Once approved, a Request can be recalled for editing and re-submitted for appropriate approvals.
Print – Users can print a Request using the Print/Share button.
Delete – Requests may only be deleted if they have not been submitted.
Close – A Request is automatically closed on the 94th day after the return travel date. A Request can also be closed after Expense Report(s) are finalized.
Cancel – After submission, a Request can be cancelled.
Recall – A Request can be recalled after it has been submitted or once it has been approved.
Copy – from the Request list page, select the desired Request, click Copy Request, and complete Copy Request page.
Any Request can be copied regardless of status or whether it is open or closed.
Assume that an assistant works for several employees and all of those employees will be attending the same conference. Without the Event Request feature, the assistant would have to create virtually the same Request over and over – one for each of the employees.
Using the Event Request feature, the assistant creates one "master" Request that contains the names of the employees and all of the common information such as flight, hotel, conference fees, etc. Then – with one click – the assistant creates a copy for each employee and sends each employee a notification. The employees then use their own copies as a starting point, add any additional information, and submit their Request.
Within Concur, delegates act on behalf of others. Delegates can initiate and submit Requests, initiate Expense Reports, and assist with itinerary and receipt management. Some delegates act on behalf of approvers.
There is no limit to how many delegates you can have.
Travelers can delegate approval authority to another employee either permanently or on a temporary basis. To do this, go to Profile Settings > Expense Delegates and select either Can Approve or Can Approve Temporarily, and enter the dates for temporary approval. Always check Receives Approval Emails so that the delegate will know when approvals are available.
When delegating Request approval rights, you are also delegating Expense approval rights.
Travelers are responsible for assigning delegates to prepare and submit Requests, and prepare/assist with Expense Reports in Concur. After logging into Concur, travelers use the down arrow next to “Profile” to select Profile Setting.
See Getting Started FAQ’s for instructions.
If you have been designated as a traveler's delegate to manage Requests and Expenses on the traveler's behalf:
To add assistants and travel arrangers, log into Concur and use the Profile down arrow to select Travel Settings -> Preferences. Scroll down to the Assistants and Travel Arrangers section. Click “Add an Assistant”.
Add the name of the MSU employee you would like to assist with travel arrangements, and identify whether they are your primary assistant for travel or can book travel. Click “Save”.
When a Request (formerly known as Pre-Trip Authorization) is submitted, it initially routes to the Org. Level Approval. The Org. Level Approver evaluates the relevance of the trip and approves that the trip may take place. If other Org. Level Approval is needed, additional routing must be added.
Based upon the account numbers utilized in the Request, the Request routes to applicable Fiscal Officer (sometimes labeled in Concur as Cost Object Approver - COA).
Submitted Expense Reports route to Fiscal Officers based upon account numbers utilized. If charging multiple accounts, the Expense Reports will route to multiple fiscal officers for approval. Each fiscal officer is only responsible for his/her assigned accounts but can view the entire Expense Report. The Report will not route to Accounting for audit until all approvers have approved the Report.
Approvers can edit account numbers. If amounts are incorrect, Approvers should note amount being approved and send back the Request. The initiator will correct and the document will go through approval flow again. Approvers should document (in the Comment section) why the Request or Expense Report is being sent back.
If an Org Level Approver or Fiscal Officer has delegated their approval rights, delegates can approve on their behalf.
Yes, an email will be sent to profiled travelers and initiators when there is a Request pending their approval. Delegates can also receive email notifications, even if they were not the one initiating the request.
Approvers can only view documents that have been routed to them or documents in which they are the traveler’s delegate. If their account numbers are not used and they are not a delegate, they will not have access to Request and Expense Reports.
Requests and Expense Reports cannot be disapproved. Both can be sent back to the initiator. See #4 addressing corrections.
Yes. You do have editing rights. Any other changes should be done by the initiator and/or traveler.
Yes. Approvers can set vacation delegates or permanent delegates as needed.
Request and Expense approval depends on the availability of the approvers. Approvals may take longer if additional routing needs to be added or if a Request/Expense Report needs to be sent back.
If you would like to have another employee review expenses in your queue for approval before you approve them, you can grant them that function without granting approval rights. To do this, go to Profile > Profile Settings > Expense Delegates. Click Add, and select the person to whom you wish to grant access. Select Can Preview> For Approver and Receives Approval Emails options for that person and save.
Specific to Request, the Org level approval is authorizing that travel may take place. The Fiscal Officer is providing financial review and verification that funds are available for travel to be funded by MSU.
No. Only when the travel arranger is the traveler’s delegate and initiated the Request, they will receive status change notifications. Unless travel arrangers are delegates for their travelers, they are unable to access Request and Expense Reports and their route logs.
As an approver, you can forward the Expense Report to another approver for final approval. If you are the designated approver, Concur's Approve and Forward buttons will be visible to you when you are reviewing the expense. Click Forward, select the approver, and submit the expense.
If you have received the Expense Report as a Fiscal Officer (Cost Object Approver), you will need to open the Approval Workflow under Details to add a user for approval. Click the Add icon, enter the approver's name, and submit the expense for approval.
Expense Reports must be completed from an approved Request and be submitted within 90 days of your trip end-date. Typically, only one Expense Report per trip will be submitted that will include all expenses for the trip. All receipt images must be attached to the Expense Report, and all credit cards charges available in Concur. MSU Travel Card charges may take several days to populate and be available in Concur for reconciliation.
In-process and unpaid Expense Reports can be tracked in Expense. From the Concur home page, click Open Reports or Expense. Open Reports will display the current status of the Report. Click the Report to view the details. Click Details > Audit Trail to review actions taken on the Report. If the Expense Report has already been paid, an expense history can be found by clicking the Report Library link in Expense.
Yes, the report is available under the Print/Share option in the Expense Report. From the Print/Share drop-down menu under expense, select MSU > Detailed Report with Summary Data. The report will show the Report header information (such as the Report key), which will appear on your monthly operating statements, and line level details including account numbers. Select the Show Itemizations checkbox in the upper left corner of the report window to show any itemizations that were entered on the Expense Report. The report can then be printed, emailed, or saved as a PDF.
The travel expense reporting system uses OANDA Rates® for currency conversion. The exchange rates provided by OANDA are averages for the global foreign exchange market gathered from frequently updated sources, including OANDA Forex trading Platform, leading market data vendors, and contributing financial institutions. The data is filtered and stored in a proprietary data repository.
Occasionally, the system may not recognize a city that pre-populates from the Travel Card charge. In this case, select the closest major city from the drop-down menu.
The expense type for currency conversion charges is Currency Conversion Fee.
Foreign transaction fees are charged by the credit card provider and are incurred when making a purchase in a foreign currency. These are allowable expenses and should be categorized as currency conversion fees only when not using the conversion calculator in Concur (conversion fee allowance is included in calculation.)
When using the Travel Card internationally, foreign transaction fees will be incurred per transaction.
No, the hotel will not send e-receipts for credits issued after checkout.
Per diem is an allowance for meals and incidental expenses. In Concur, per diem is referred to as travel allowance. The allowance includes incidental expenses for which you would not be reimbursed such as taxes, tips, and laundry. Concur uses per diem rates from the following sources:
Concur uses GSA per diem, which are automatically loaded into the Concur system. Concur will calculate the per diem based on the itinerary that you used to create your Expense Report.
The University supports claiming per diem for meals and incidental expenses in accordance with GSA guidelines. To apply a per diem, create or import an itinerary into your Expense Report to generate the travel allowance. Exclude any meals that were provided by an external source or categorized as a group/team or business meal in-travel.
MSU reimburses business travelers an M&IE allowance when traveling and in overnight status.
If you used your Travel Card to pay for individual meals while claiming per diem, the credit card charges should be marked as Personal/Non Reimbursable and then subtracted from the Expense Report.
If your Travel Card was used for individual meals and per diem is not claimed, those expenses should be marked as Personal/Non Reimbursable. The traveler will have to repay MSU.
No, however, expenses should be reasonable. An image of the itemized, original receipt must be attached to the Expense Report, and the affiliation of the participants must be listed or attached as attendees in the Expense Report. Reference: MBP, Section 45: Food and Beverage, Business Functions.
Yes, you can be reimbursed for all business-related calls or international plans (when needed).
MSU business travel begins and ends at a business traveler’s main place of business. A main place of business is defined by the United States Internal Revenue Service as the location where the majority of work takes place or business is conducted. In most cases, this will be an office owned and operated by Michigan State University.
If you used your Travel Card, it will typically take anywhere from 3 to 8 business days for the charges to be imported into Concur. The system is dependent upon when the merchant sends the transactions to their processor.
The Expense Report cannot be submitted until all credit card charges are available in Concur. The traveler and the traveler’s delegates can receive emails from Concur as card charges are added. As soon as the card charges are available, you will be able to process your Expense Report.
If you are a delegate, verify with your traveler that all credit card expenses and receipts are available in Concur for Expense Report submission.
In Concur, the account number at the Expense Report header can be used for the entire report. If the report needs to be split between multiple GL accounts, use Allocations to assign accounts (Details > Allocations).
Note: As the same accounts are used, they will become favorites and listed first.
Yes. Attach itemized, original receipts to your Expense Report. You can also obtain vaccinations and immunizations through the MSU Travel Clinic and have billed to MSU accounts.
Make sure to obtain a vaccination certificate and to carry it with you during your trip.
Yes, if the Visa and/or passport fees are for legitimate business purposes and approved by the department. You must attach itemized, original receipts to your Expense Report.
If you want to limit the amount of an Expense Report, use the Expense Reduction expense type and enter a negative amount in the Amount field. For example, if the actual mileage calculation is $351.14 but the maximum reimbursable amount is $200, you would enter an Expense Reduction line for ‘-151.14’ to adjust for the maximum reimbursable amount.
If you want to reduce meal per diem, use Per Diem Reduction, and enter a negative amount in the Amount field. For example, if reducing by $5 incidental per day on a 3 day trip, you would enter ‘-15’ to account for the diminished meal per diem reimbursement.
The use of Expense Reduction vs Per Diem Reduction is at the discretion of the unit and impact how units choose to report on reductions.
Delegates cannot submit Expense Reports they enter on behalf of someone else. When a delegate has completed an Expense Report they click Notify Employee. An email notification is sent to the employee. When the employee logs into Concur, on the Homepage the Expense Report can be found under Open Reports. The status will be Ready for Review.
The employee can click the Expense Report name to open the Report, and after reviewing, click Submit Report. If the employee has additions or modifications to the Expense Report before it is submitted, they need to have the delegate open the Expense Report and click Mark as Not Complete. The Delegate can then continue working in the Report, and click Notify Employee when completed.
Yes, itemized receipts are required for most expense types, with the exception of per diem and mileage.
Yes. There is an “Additional Attachments” expense type, which allows such documents to be attached without requiring an expense.
The “Conference Agenda” expense type allows conference agendas to be attached.
No, travelers are reimbursed meal per diem. Itemized meal receipts should only be attached if the traveler is hosting a meal. Otherwise, meal receipts should not be attached.
Detailed receipt images or e-receipts are required. Please contact the supplier for a receipt if the original was lost.
There are multiple ways to attach receipts in Concur depending on the tool that you are using. Instructions are as follows:
From your Expense Report, click Receipts > View Available Receipts. Drag a receipt to the corresponding line item on your Report.
The term e-receipt refers to an electronic receipt. Concur has partnered with several airlines, hotel, and car rental companies to provide receipt data directly to their system eliminating the need for a paper receipt. The e-receipts provide full detail and the data comes directly from the supplier. You can elect to sign up for e-receipts in your profile. View or download a list of Concur e-Receipt Providers (coming soon).
A split folio occurs when a hotel guest pays for his/her stay using more than one form of payment. For example, a guest might pay cash or use a personal credit card for personal charges (minibar, in-room movie, etc.) and pay for business expenses with the Travel Card. Guests will typically not receive an e-receipt for a hotel stay when there is a split folio. This is due to the hotel's privacy concerns on behalf of the guest or the hotel's limitation in providing e-receipts.
Concur states that the service level objective is to send e-receipts to the system within 48 hours of a traveler checking out of a hotel, booking a flight, or returning the rental car. E-receipts from international properties may take longer than 48 hours.
Receipts need to be retained until your expense report is processed and reconciled to the monthly operating reports.
Before using the Available Receipts library, you must submit your email address for verification. In Expense, click Profile > Profile Settings and follow the instructions in the Email Addresses section.
You cannot delete the image from the library if the receipt image is associated with a mobile expense (an expense generated on a mobile device using Concur's mobile app) or is an e-receipt.
To upload an image to a Report:
To upload an image to an open expense:
To upload an image with the expense closed: