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Guys, doubt about the best path to follow:
We use credit cards individually per employee.
Credit card annual fees are being launched in (administration + Tools + Corporate card + Manage Transactions).
Is this normal or can we prevent this from happening via configuration?
If it is not possible via configuration, is it right to inform the credit card company not to send this data?
Thanks
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@MIRANDA you can turn off Card Issuer Initiated Fees from feeding to SAP Concur.
Question for you before we continue this further...how are the annual fees getting paid for all of your assigned company cards? Is the company covering all fees?
I'll await your reply.
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If those charges are on specific cards, they should be imported and paid on the reports. If not to be reimbursed, then they should import and mark personal. I would not turn them off. You may affect other fees, such as late fees, from populating.
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@MIRANDA you can turn off Card Issuer Initiated Fees from feeding to SAP Concur.
Question for you before we continue this further...how are the annual fees getting paid for all of your assigned company cards? Is the company covering all fees?
I'll await your reply.
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If those charges are on specific cards, they should be imported and paid on the reports. If not to be reimbursed, then they should import and mark personal. I would not turn them off. You may affect other fees, such as late fees, from populating.
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Hello @Nancyagfa and @KevinD , this community of ours is the best.
I am in contact with the responsible sector and telling them what you went through here, thank you for sharing your time and knowledge with me.
See you soon
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@MIRANDA I agree with @Nancyagfa. I would not turn these off. I'll give you a real life example as to why. A colleague of mine reached out about her daughter who worked at a company that uses SAP Concur. She tried to use her company card and it was denied. Turns out the card was shut off and she didn't know it. Why was it shut off? Well turns out...her company turned off Card Issuer Initiated activity from feeding into user profiles. Turns out there was some sort of fee charged to the card, but since these fees didn't feed into her Available Expenses, she didn't know it was there. The fee kept adding up until the card got shut off.
Anyway, that is my take on the situation. 🙂