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Hello,
We are currently looking for the best way to handle train ticket cancellation costs in Concur Request, for invoicing purposes.
Our current process is the following:
The solution we are currently considering and investigating is the following:
Cancellation requested → Goes to Travel team who determines and enters the actual cancellation cost then validates → Request is finally cancelled
Has anyone implemented a similar process using Concur Request only (without Concur Travel)?
In particular, we would like to understand:
Any feedback or examples of similar implementations would be very helpful.
Thank you!
Thank you in advance for any guidance or examples.
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Hi @LauV
Topic: Concur Request – Handling variable cancellation costs after request approval
Please check the below. Hope this helps.
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SAP Concur Request – Variable Cancellation Costs
Check:
Thanks & Regards
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Samantha Prathikantam
SF_EC & ECP / SAP Concur Consultant
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@LauV one thing in your post puzzled me, so I hope you can clarify. Why is the variable cost only known when an approved request is canceled? The cancelation cost is independent of the Request and its status, is it not? Canceling a Travel Request doesn't cancel the booking as the booking lives outside of SAP Concur.
Can you help me understand this better, please?
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Hello Kevin,
With some train companies, such as SNCF in France for example, the cancellation fees depend on when the ticket is cancelled: could be 15€ if you cancel less than 7 days before, than a percentage of the ticket cost if you cancel less then a couple days before, then the full ticket amount if you cancel on the day of the trip... and each train company has its specific cancellation policy, so that'd be a lot of rules to implement...
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@LauV okay, but canceling your train ticket doesn't cancel the Travel Request and canceling the Travel Request doesn't cancel a confirmed train ticket. Am I missing something? Couldn't a traveler cancel their train ticket today and then cancel the travel request a few days later? They are independent actions.