John
CAI 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.
Paul, West Yorkshire
GBFeel 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).
HulbertoLopez
GBConcrap Words can't express how bad Concur solution is...The user interface feels like it's been designed by I.T bods with no understanding of every day people trying use it. If you own a business and you want to annoy most of your employees and business partners just get Concrap.
Ross Allan Maslin
GBZero stars.... Zero stars..... the stress is unbelievable! "The amount you entered is greater than the allocated amount" NO it really isn't! Companies using these jokers are creating headaches for their hired help!! I have spent too much time on this. Very close to saying no to venues who use this absolute trash system. Extremely unhappy and urge EVERYONE to avoid like the plague
Andrew Wildgoose
GBSAP Concur is wildly unintuitive… SAP Concur is a wildly unintuitive system. We work with multiple payment platforms, on a monthly basis. SAP Concur is hands down the worst one we use. It has roughly 3 extra steps more than any other platform and has the least useful refencing structure for payments. The automated feedback it does give is deeply unhelpful. The processing of any invoice seems to be on a hair-trigger to be stopped by any number of the steps in authorisation. When it is stopped, getting the process restarted is extremely difficult, with the messaging system seemingly completely ignored. The only presumption I can make is that the company using SAP Concur is using the incorrect system for the requirement. If it is the correct system, it is woefully poor and either the source company or SAP Concur should be doing something about this, it is making both look horribly bad.