BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cardata, end-to-end mileage reimbursement SaaS partner, announced its integration with Concur Expense, now available on the SAP Concur App Center in Canada and the US. This ...

Preapproval is Required for All UB Faculty and Staff Travel University faculty and staff must get preapproval from their supervisor before traveling overnight. A new electronic preapproval request ...

Johns Hopkins University and Health System are working to provide simpler processes for requesting expense reimbursements—and faster payments—through the rollout of the new SAP Concur Expense system ...

Concur, an SAP company that provides travel, expense and invoice management solutions, has released a new automated tool that tracks mileage data for the purpose of expense reporting. Called Concur ...

Concur is our primary system for requesting approval to travel on University/College business, book flights, reserve a car rental, and submit the related expense report. Travel Requests are required ...

Purdue Travel is responsible for working with the traveler, delegate and business office for the entire travel reimbursement process, including the following steps: Create expense report Monitor and ...

Following a recent Request for Proposal (RFP) for travel and expense management software and travel management, Procurement Services, in consultation with the travel RFP advisory group, has elected to ...

Routing/Reimbursement SpeedType: Enter the Speedtype indicated on your approved TA form. Submit Report To: Physics Department: Speedtype (Finance Fiscal Role) — Please add Additional Approvers to the ...

In alignment with Purdue University’s dedication to improving operational effectiveness and increasing efficiencies, travel expense reports – including business-related mileage reimbursement – are now ...

Reimbursement of expenses is processed according to your available funding source balance in your faculty research accounts (research, start-up, a separate grant fund you may have received, etc.).

The policies and procedures described herein are in general terms to allow reasonable flexibility and do not cover every possible situation. Items of an unusual nature should be explained on the ...