Attaching monthly credit card statements to individual Concur reports

[Daphne]

Currently we require employees to attached their monthly corporate credit card statement to their monthly Concur report.

The Concur report must reconcile or match the individual’s credit card statement and must be attached to the report. If not, we send that Concur report back. This helps with reconciling to the general ledger.

We have found that if we don’t ask for a bank statement to be attached, associates pick and choose what charges they put on their report, which makes it harder to reconcile. Wanted to get some ideas on what other companies do to help with the reconciling process etc.

Thanks for your help!

[DeanR · Accepted solution]

Do you have an automatic feed from your card provider to Concur? If you don't then I would get in touch with Concur Support to set that up.

If you already have an automatic feed then there are Audit Rules available to prevent them submitting a report unless they've included card transactions older thanxnumber of days. I'd also recommend disabling the ability for users to delete card transactions.

[Daphne]

We have card transactions imported into each users Available Expenses. We also require them to attach their bank statements at the report level to ensure they include all of their transactions that match the statement. The idea you suggested for the audit rule is a great one! Thanks so much!

[MSteele]

We have Concur import our credit card information directly into each person's Available Expenses. However, since our credit card statement begins and ends mid-month, when I get the statement, I send out emails to everyone (we only have about 50 people w/corporate credit cards) with the amount of their portion for the current statement. Some people don't understand that due to timing issues not everything charged within a certain time frame is listed on the statement, but it's a work in progress. I agree with@DeanR不允许用户删除卡交易。That has saved us more than once when someone wants to delete a transaction because it's not on the current month's statement (but will be on the next month's statement).