Concur Travel and Expense (T&E) system is a comprehensive web-based tool that integrates travel request and expense reporting with a complete travel booking solution. Concur has 3 Modules: Request — ...

Learn how to use UB's Travel and Expense Reimbursement System (Concur) to book business travel, and submit business travel and non-travel expenses for reimbursements. Preapproval is Required for All ...

Booking Travel Through Concur Concur Travel will be used to make reservations for University travel. Travel arrangements made through Concur are managed through Christopherson Business Travel. Users ...

Using World Travel, Inc. to plan your travel is most convenient using IEEE’s online tool, Concur Travel. IEEE U.S. based employees are required to use World Travel, Inc. for all business-related ...

Concur Request is used to enter travel requests and document approval. International travel requires an approved travel request. Concur Guide for Non-Foreign, Non ...

Airfare, lodging and car rental can be booked through Concur Travel. (Note: lodging and car rental can be booked only if you have a Corporate Liability Travel Card.) Concur Travel is similar to ...

COMPANY NEWS: The new Concur Travel has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first online booking tool to integrate emissions calculations assured to the new ISO 14083 standard.

Using World Travel, Inc. to plan your travel is most convenient using IEEE’s online tool, Concur Travel. IEEE U.S. based employees are required to use World Travel, Inc. for all business-related ...

While no prediction is guaranteed, the future of T&E looks promising. Expect breakthroughs in AI, system integration, diversity of travel options and cross-functional collaboration. These innovations ...

The software group raised its operating profit and sales guidance for the year and expects strong growth at its core cloud ...

A study conducted by SAP Concur, a leader in the travel and expense management industry, supports that argument. Across 25 international markets, nearly 40 per cent of business travellers said ...