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Hi Team,
Here is another example from 16 July 2024. The initial charge was $23.72, however, I was charged an additional $0.04 a couple of hours later, bringing the total trip charge to $23.76. However, instead of my SAP Concur expenses showing the total charge, $23.76, the e-receipt showing is for the second 'charge' being the $0.04. See second screen shot below.
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@TaylorGrogan13 I'm not sure there is a resolution. I've seen similar issues with Uber receipts, but it had to do with Uber issuing two e-receipts for the same ride. The first receipt was the initial receipt. However, when the user added a tip later on, Uber issued a second e-receipt with the new total. So now the user received two different receipts for the same ride. In your case, I'm not sure why Uber is doing a second charge/refund. Maybe reach out to Uber's support to see why they are doing this.
Is the first image you show where it says, "Here is your receipt for your ride" coming to you via email?
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Thanks for your prompt response, @KevinD. I believe that's where the issue lies - Uber are issuing me two e-receipts for the same ride, with the later receipt being an update to the total - e.g. a refund on a portion of the trip, or an incremental charge for unexpected tolls. Regardless of what the the update to the total is (refund or additional charge), the data that SAP Concur is receiving and therefore reflecting in my expenses is the second e-recipt "update" to the total charge, instead of the total charge.
I can reach out to Uber and ask why they are doing this as your suggested.
Yes, the first image where it says, "Here is your receipt for your die" is coming to me via my email. Previously I have uploaded these manually to SAP Concur when creating a new expense. My hope with this automated integration was to optimise that step.
Kind regards,
Taylor