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We are in the process of changing our payment default from Cash to Pending Card Transaction. I am thinking we need a "pop up notice" to prompt when users change the default to Cash...does anyone have this and if so, can you share what your text reads...along the lines of " I agree this expense requires reimbursement and not paid with company card", etc....its an extra step users dont have now but hoping it cuts down on errors. Not even sure if the "pop up" is possible to add.
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@csubirats We don't have pop-ups related to expense for fields, but I would suggest either adding a tool-tip to the Payment Type field as a reminder or use an audit rule that has a message stating what you need.
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I suggest you raise a ticket with Concur Support to find out if a custom pop-up is even possible. I don't think it is but they would be able to tell you for sure.
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@csubirats We don't have pop-ups related to expense for fields, but I would suggest either adding a tool-tip to the Payment Type field as a reminder or use an audit rule that has a message stating what you need.