armistej
Occasional Member - Level 2

Typo in text displayed when viewing Settings -> SAP Concur Mobile App

There are two ways I can get to this typo from the Concur Expense website home page https://us2.concursolutions.com/home after I am logged in:

 

Method 1: Click on Profile "circle" at top-right of page -> Settings -> and then under Other Settings heading, click on the SAP Concur Mobile App link, which takes me to https://us2.concursolutions.com/nui/authadmin/user/concurmobile

 

OR

 

Method 2: Click on Profile "circle" at top-right of page -> Settings ->  and then under Profile Options is a second SAP Concur Mobile App link, which takes me to https://us2.concursolutions.com/profile/Profile_Mobile.asp?origin=userprofile&

 

In both cases, there is a heading "Download the app" and the text under it says:

 

"Use your mobile device to scan the QR code bellow for your mobile device type."

 

Notice that the word "below" (single L, meaning "in a lower place") is incorrectly written as "bellow" (with two Ls, meaning "A loud utterance or sound")

 

Please fix this

 

Side note: Looking at the forums, if I search for "bellow" (with two Ls) I see several posts where it is also wrong. I guess this is a more common mis-spelling than I first expected, and of course a spell-checker wouldn't pick this up because both spellings are valid English words!

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Solution
asansolo
SAP Concur Employee
SAP Concur Employee

Hi @armistej , we now have a JIRA open with R&D for the fix. Thanks again for bringing this to our attention.


Thank you,
Andrea
SAP Concur Community Moderator

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asansolo
SAP Concur Employee
SAP Concur Employee

Hi @armistej , thank you for brining this to our attention! I will send this over to our Product team now to have it updated.


Thank you,
Andrea
SAP Concur Community Moderator
Solution
asansolo
SAP Concur Employee
SAP Concur Employee

Hi @armistej , we now have a JIRA open with R&D for the fix. Thanks again for bringing this to our attention.


Thank you,
Andrea
SAP Concur Community Moderator
armistej
Occasional Member - Level 2

Thank you!

armistej
Occasional Member - Level 2

Hello Andrea

 

I also noticed another issue:

 

Using my "Method 1",  the SSO code is not shown. Instead, there is a message "Your organization does not have an SSO code."

 

Using my "Method 2", an SSO code is shown (and it's the one I used to set up SSO, so I know it's right)

 

In both cases, my Username is shown (so at some level, both these pages know it is me!)

 

This needs another Jira work item opened with R&D if you haven't already got this on your radar.

asansolo
SAP Concur Employee
SAP Concur Employee

Thank you, @armistej!  I will do a quick test on my end to validate and then send the details over to R&D for another JIRA. 


Thank you,
Andrea
SAP Concur Community Moderator
asansolo
SAP Concur Employee
SAP Concur Employee

Hi @armistej 

 

I have tested the second issue you've reported here but I am unable to reproduce. Please submit an SAP Concur Support case with repro steps and screenshots showing the issue you're experiencing in method one vs method two.


Thank you,
Andrea
SAP Concur Community Moderator
PoojaKumatkar
Super User
Super User

Hi @armistej ,

 

What a catch! I must say, you have excellent observation skills. 🙂

 

 

Thanks!
Regards,
Pooja
armistej
Occasional Member - Level 2

Hi @PoojaKumatkar

 

After decades writing software, my eyes and brain are hard-wired to notice typos - the same things that would cause a compiler error or a logic problem in source code.

 

I actually searched the forum posts for "bellow" and there are several posts that also used this incorrect spelling (from a variety of users). The lack of the red squiggly lines that many spell checkers would show in an application like a word processor do not appear in most developer IDEs that are used for creating websites and applications.

@armistej - 😂 I can totally relate to that because same way my brain works when it comes to Concur requirements. 😂😂 

 

 

Thanks!
Regards,
Pooja