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We have one scenario in our Production Instance where the user submitted a Cash Advance and after all the approvals, it failed. However, in the user's dashboard, the Cash Advance is still still marked as issued. We're trying to send back the "Failed" Cash Advance Request, but Concur has the buttons for "Send back" grayed out. Is there a way to still get rid of this failed Cash Advance Request?
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@brandtp09 from the little bit I read, for this type of situation you should contact Concur Support so they can see why it failed the posting.
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@brandtp09 from the little bit I read, for this type of situation you should contact Concur Support so they can see why it failed the posting.
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Hi @KevinD, I asked them to raise a ticket to Concur. Looks like they got a response right away. It was just a matter of resaving the Cash Advance Request from the Cash Advance Admin side. Upon resaving, it reflected the right profile values for the user which was initially what caused the posting failure. All is well now. 🙂