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Aug 3Mon
  1. BCD Travel News Hub

    BCD Travel and Emburse Expand Partnership to Redefine Travel and Expense Management

    BCD Travel and Emburse announced an expanded strategic partnership, combining BCD's Tripsource platform with Emburse's AI-powered expense management capabilities to automate data flows and embed policy controls from booking to reimbursement. The collaboration aims to reduce manual work for travelers, speed up reimbursements, provide real-time insights for travel managers, and improve risk management and forecasting for finance managers.

Feb 9Mon
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    The Travel Manager's Playbook for Getting Ahead in 2026

    SAP Concur research shows nearly 7 in 10 travel managers say their budget doesn't reflect travel's importance. Leading travel managers are turning data into actionable stories for leadership and adopting AI tools to improve compliance and efficiency. 95% of business travelers are willing to use AI-enabled booking options, and SAP Concur adoption can reduce travel costs by 23%, speed bookings by 19.2%, and increase policy compliance by 28%.

Dec 9Tue
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur Issues Year-End T&E Guide for Admins and Finance Teams

    SAP Concur published a year-end travel and expense guide for admins and finance teams, recommending a focus on high-impact tasks: closing open expense reports and invoice batches, addressing audit-rule exceptions, identifying unsubmitted or noncompliant spend, reviewing budget over- or under-spend, and checking that T&E policies still align with employee behaviour and organizational needs. The guide also recommends expanding automation, simplifying policies, going paperless and integrating systems, and using spend insights to assess budget health.

Jul 2Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Corporate Travel Strategies: Costs, Policies, and Employee Experience

    SAP Concur's blog provides corporate travel management strategies covering clear travel policies, data-driven decision-making, enhancing traveler experience, sustainability, risk mitigation, global compliance, automation technology, and cost optimization. It cites survey data: 46% of travel managers have strategies for travel emission budgets; 58% of employees changed travel plans due to safety concerns; 50% of travel managers face significant pricing pressure. Using integrated travel and expense platforms can increase policy compliance by 26%, annual cost savings by 21%, and expense report processing efficiency by 10x.

Nov 28Tue
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    How a Travel Management Company (TMC) Can Help Simplify Business Travel

    An SAP Concur blog post explains the definition, operations and core value of travel management companies (TMCs). TMCs specialize in corporate travel needs, assisting with booking air travel, hotels, car rentals, train reservations and car services, and providing itinerary management and support throughout the trip. TMCs typically charge on a subscription or fee-for-service basis, offering benefits including streamlined processes, data gathering, 24/7 support, better prices, policy compliance, risk alerts and data analytics.

Apr 3Mon
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Why Move from SAP Travel Management to Concur Travel & Expense

    A SAP Concur blog post aimed at customers still using on-premise SAP Travel Management outlines the benefits of moving to the cloud-based Concur Travel & Expense. It describes an end-to-end travel and expense experience, automatic application of customizable policy rules, mobile access to expense management, faster approvals and reimbursement, and automatic expense report creation from receipt photos. It lists benefits including employee experience, compliance, productivity, visibility, duty of care, integration with systems such as SAP ECC or SAP S/4HANA, and sustainable business travel, and says migration requires minimal implementation costs and little to no additional infrastructure, wi…

Oct 3Mon
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Four Steps to Increase Expense Policy Compliance

    The article notes that policy violations for excessive personal expenses rose 21.8% from 2020 to 2021. It recommends four steps to improve expense policy compliance: review and refine expense categories (the 'Other' and 'Miscellaneous' categories ballooned to over 60% of spending from 2019 to 2021); write a more effective reimbursement policy; automate expense reports and reimbursements (SAP Concur customers reported 43% less time to submit, 65% more compliant claims, 50% less time to reimburse); and analyze expense data to inform business growth.

Aug 18Thu
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    T&E Policy: Easy to Write, Hard to Get Followed

    An SAP Concur blog post argues that the key to an effective travel and expense (T&E) policy is not getting people to read it but getting them to actually do it. It notes that cramming in all the rules, regulations, and restrictions senior executives want does not guarantee anyone will follow, understand, or even read them. The post suggests organizations ask whether current policies are flexible enough to meet ever-changing governmental requirements and fast-moving health restrictions, whether they adequately address traveler safety and wellness, and whether sustainability is included. SAP Concur also released an eBook on writing effective T&E policy, covering how to get C-suite buy-in, est…

Jul 8Fri
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    What Are Business Expense Categories and How Can You Improve Them?

    This SAP Concur blog post discusses the importance of business expense categories (expense types) and offers three best practices for optimizing expense management: refining existing categories, unpacking the 'Other' or 'Miscellaneous' category, and aligning policies with categories. It cites Penn State University reducing expense types from 1,000 to 200 without losing transparency.

Jun 29Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur: Three Bad Habits Holding Back Business Growth

    SAP Concur blog identifies three internal barriers to business growth: paper-based expense and invoice processes, lack of policy compliance, and unapproved spend. It cites research that automation speeds up expense approval by up to 80%, and gives examples: London charity Thames Reach moved to SAP Concur and reduced filing from a six-foot-high cabinet to a concertina file in the first six months; customer RED found £27,000 spent with Amazon last year was all unapproved and has now moved to a single Amazon Business account.

  2. SAP Concur Blog

    Concur TripLink and HRS Integration Now Available, Offering Corporate Hotel Rates

    SAP Concur announced that Concur TripLink customers can now connect their SAP Concur account with HRS' corporate booking portal and mobile apps at an enterprise level via company-level linkage on the HRS App Center. Bookings made on HRS mobile apps or the HRS Corporate Booking Portal sync directly to Concur Travel, the Concur mobile app, and TripIt Pro without emailing, providing immediate visibility into traveler spend and policy monitoring. TripLink users benefit from HRS exclusive rates. More than 8.5 million travelers have access to Concur TripLink, and the global TripLink network includes 28 partners.

  3. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur: Travel Management — What's Keeping Finance Leaders Up at Night?

    A SAP Concur blog post discusses finance leaders' concerns about travel management. Citing a 2019 online survey of 50 CFOs conducted by BTN Group Content Solutions and sponsored by SAP Concur, it reports: traveler safety and well-being was the top concern for the largest share of respondents (44%), including 54% of CEOs and COOs; traveler satisfaction was also a top concern for CEOs/COOs (39%), HR leaders (33%), procurement executives (26%), and finance leaders (24%); controlling costs to align with budgets was a top concern for finance executives (44%), HR leaders (49%), and procurement executives (50%); and 34% of finance executives cited travel policy compliance as a high-priority concer…

  4. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur: Improving Policy Compliance in an Era of Decentralized Employee Spending

    The article notes that as spending becomes increasingly decentralized and employees are empowered to make more spending decisions, corporate risk rises, and the burden of managing compliance, internal policy, fraud, and employee safety increases. SAP Concur solutions audit more than one million expense reports per month. Companies using SAP Concur solutions achieved 28% improvement in auditing-staff efficiency, 62% increase in the number of employees following T&E policies, 67% reduction in lost receipts, and $672,000 in savings on business travel per organization.

  5. SAP Concur Blog

    What are Supplier-Direct Bookings, and Do They Impact Your Travel Program?

    An SAP Concur blog post citing a GBTA report notes that 37% of hotel reservations and 15% of air reservations are invisible—made directly with suppliers or through online travel agencies. These percentages remain the same between companies with flexible and strict travel policies. Currently, 80% of travel programs do not use technology to capture supplier-direct bookings. Drivers include convenience, low-cost carriers and discounts, and the sharing economy. The article recommends bringing direct bookings under management by automatically capturing bookings from connected suppliers or encouraging employees to send booking information, to improve policy compliance, duty of care, savings, and…

  6. SAP Concur Blog

    Tackling Three Top Challenges for Travel Managers: GBTA Survey and SAP Concur Solutions

    A SAP Concur blog post cites a GBTA survey to identify three top challenges for travel managers: policy compliance and invisible spend, traveler experience, and employee well-being and safety. The survey shows an average of 37% of hotel bookings and 15% of air bookings occur outside corporate booking channels; 34% of travel managers spend more time communicating with travelers; and one-third still don't know how long it would take to confirm every employee's safety in an incident. The article describes how tools like TripLink, TripIt, and Concur Locate can help address these challenges.

  7. SAP Concur Blog

    How the Traveler's Shift to Mobile Booking Impacts Your Travel Program

    A SAP Concur blog post cites a 2017 Phocuswright survey of 2,300 travelers finding that 88% of business travelers use a smartphone, more than those who use laptops. The shift to mobile booking has three main impacts: increased invisible spend, difficulty providing duty of care, and decreased policy compliance. 50% of surveyed business travelers had made a new hotel booking on their smartphone, meaning duty of care programs dependent on TMC reports may be missing significant critical data.