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Apr 15Tue
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    How E-receipts Are Transforming Expense Management

    SAP Concur published an article on e-receipts in expense management. Citing a GBTA study, nearly half of all paper receipts get lost or discarded before being recorded. E-receipts streamline reporting, improve accuracy, and reduce administrative burden through digital processes. The article states businesses using Concur Expense report a 32% reduction in approval times and save an average of $54,000 annually on administrative costs. ACFE data shows businesses lose up to 5% of revenue to fraud annually, while T&E spending can account for 10-12% of annual budget.

Nov 28Tue
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Expense Reconciliation: Improving Financial Clarity and Control

    An SAP Concur blog post explains the definition, importance and automation value of expense reconciliation. Expense reconciliation is the process accounting departments use to balance the books and ensure payments to vendors and employees are accurate, involving checking whether expenses comply with company policies, are categorized correctly and charged to the right budget lines. The article notes reconciliation helps with fraud management, error prevention and assessing financial health, and recommends automation such as e-receipts, digital invoice storage and app-based submission and approval to streamline data collection.

Jun 29Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Use These Tips to Make it Easier to Organize Receipts

    A SAP Concur blog post notes that receipt management is a common pain point for business travelers, with receipts easily lost and causing reimbursement issues. It recommends reducing paper receipts and fraud risk with eReceipts, mandating corporate card use to reduce receipt volume and increase visibility, and using the SAP Concur mobile app to photograph paper receipts for automatic upload. The post also notes that T&E spending is about 10-12% of a typical company budget, businesses lose 5% of revenue to fraud annually, and 83% of fraud cases involve asset misappropriation.