Did you know that Concur, the university’s travel and expense system, regularly sends important notifications to your email box to help you stay on top of your fiscal responsibilities?
Concur has updated some functionality on audit rules that trigger on “Submit.” The warnings for these Submit-triggered audit rules will now disappear once they are resolved on the report.
A required course to gain access to CU Marketplace and all CU commercial card requests in Skillsoft Percipio has been updated. CU: Procurement Fundamentals will replace CU: Procurement – Purchasing and Contract Management beginning Monday, 9/23/24, when the old course will be retired.
The Non-Employee Expenses report in Concur was designed for submitting and reconciling non-employee travel expenses. The form can be used for submitting group travel expenses, submitting visiting guest travel reimbursements, and more. Non-employee out-of-pocket transactions as well as Travel Card and Airfare Card transactions for appropriate non-employee expenses can be submitted on the Non-Employee report.
Around the 15th of every month, Concur sends automated reminders to employees with aging commercial card transactions in their Concur profile. These reminders are a courtesy intended to help employees manage the timing of expense submissions relative to the University’s accountable plan for reimbursement.
Departments and employees are encouraged to resolve and submit all outstanding card transactions in Concur before their last day of employment. Discovering unreconciled expenses in Concur following an employee’s last day of work should be infrequent, however we understand that it does happen. Historically, departments with an employee who terminated before reconciling all Commercial Card transactions would work with the PSC to have those charges reassigned to a remaining active employee who is also a cardholder. That active cardholder employee would then prepare and submit those expenses left by the separated employee from their own Concur profile.
With feedback received from the campus communities, the PSC has completed a full review and clean-up of the expense types in Concur, our travel and expense management system.
