Feel the matrix.. I spent 8 hours on my first expenses so far, plus an hour from an accountant and it's still not ready for submission. I can accept that IT bods are smart but can't communicate, but I am baffled why my company wants to waste time like this (if I need more than a basic tutorial, you failed in your software: we are talking about a receipt, a date, a number and a reason).

Very bad software Very bad software. Clunky, inaccurate and completely unable to find the lowest fare. A nightmare for expenses which have to be done by a specialized employee anyway. Why are institutions using this software is a mystery

If I wasn't forced to use Concur at… If I wasn't forced to use Concur at work, I would never, ever use it. It is very buggy and unreliable. Sometimes it recognizes receipt amounts, and sometimes it just flat refuses. The UI is very lethargic and randomly does not save information. It allows you to link partners like Uber, Lyft, etc with the promise that receipts will e-receipt, but they never do. Perhaps the worst is that it forces you to pick the absolute, barrel bottom flight. Even with the highest airline status, you are unable to choose a seat or even make changes unless you pay an exorbitant amount for a higher priced flight that would be the same cost as the cheapest flight when booking direct with the airline.

I am forced to use this product by my… I am forced to use this product by my employer. Since the very beginning, it has been a terrible product to use. Unintuitive, buggy and just overall one of the worst apps or tech product that I have ever used. Also, trying to give them anonymous feedback is practically impossible. Anonymous, as I have no power to change anything with my employer, so it's simply only feedback, nothing else. I will say that if given the choice, I would steer clear of this product.

SAP Concur should have zero stars If I could give SAP Concur zero stars, I would. My employer, New York University, switched to SAP Concur to handle our travel and expense items last month. It is an unmitigated disaster. Every faculty member and administrator is complaining--people aren't getting their out-of-pocket expenses processed, there's no response from the "tech teams" at SAP Concur. Our in-house NYU tech managers and finance directors are also voicing their extreme dissatisfaction. Did anyone read these TERRIBLE Trust Pilot reviews beforehand? One has to wonder.