SAP Concur vs TravelPerk: Which is a better fit?

Andrew: Hi, my name is Andrew. I'm an SEO manager. I would give Concur a four out of five. For more reviews like this, click below. Prior to using Concur, we were basically using Excel spreadsheets and just whatever means that every individual group deemed the best way to record expenses, which obviously was very inconsistent and created a lot of problems with accounting. The reasons we chose to go with Concur were pricing. It was not the cheapest, but it also wasn't the most expensive option out there. In addition, the features were excellent and it's well-known as a market leader in the industry. Getting started with Concur was incredibly easy. It operates in the cloud, for the most part. And so, once we had the account open and we were registered, basically all of the employees in the company registered for their own accounts and we were off and running. For any organization looking at Concur, I'd recommend they look at their internal accounting and whether it would integrate with Concur. Also, look at some of the other options out there, because Concur definitely is a great platform, but there are many others as well that may fit certain organizations better than others.

Victor: Hi, I'm Victor, CS lead. Today we are reviewing Travelperk. My score is five out of five. For more reviews, click below. Before using Travelperk, we were using local agencies to book our flight tickets and our hotels. The process was really manual and we have a couple of people always handling the tickets for all the employees in the company. It was not scalable. We choose Travelperk, once, because it has a good reputation in Spain, it has a good asset of hotels and flight tickets, and also because it's very easy to set down the policies for travel and setting certain limits for the employees. Also, it helps to have a self-service process, so it makes the process more scalable. Setting up Travelperk was quite easy. We got in touch with the teams who help us identify the things that we needed to set up at first. For example, the invoicing, the rules for the travel, and differing workflows with the platform. It was very easy to set up the tool. My advice for anyone who wants to get Travelperk is write first your travel policy. Write it in a paper, have a clear policy procedures for hotel cost, maximum for flight tickets. And once you have this done, just go ahead, create an account with Travelperk, and start setting up the same type of policies with the tool. It's going to be quick.