@welschrm the side navigation update didn't change functionality of other pages, it only changed navigation. I just went into my training site and selected two Invoices and then clicked Approve. Both of the statuses changed.
Could you provide me screenshots of what you are seeing as you should be able to mass approve Invoices. That hasn't changed.
Thank you,
Kevin
SAP Concur Community Manager
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Hiya Kevin, I am finding it really frustrating as now the bar is on the side I cannot view concur properly and have had to lower the zoom on my browser to 80%, this seem riduclous as now the text in Concur is so much smaller. There needs to be an option to have the task bar where the user prefers it, surely it is about the customer?
@MandyHoward I cannot argue against it should be about the customer. However, I haven't had any issues with my browser window being cut off. See my screenshot. I don't know if it is a Mac/PC thing, but my view looks fine. I am on a Mac. Do you have the side menu expanded? If I expand the side menu, then my screen looks like yours.
Thank you,
Kevin
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@FlySteven hello there. Would you mind taking a screenshot of what you are seeing and providing it here, please? I'm not seeing exactly what you are describing. Also, someone else commented on another thread about unused areas of screen, but I didn't have the same issue, so there might be something going on with the browser display settings.
As for why this change was made, one of the main reasons is for SAP Concur to be more aligned with other SAP products and their navigation. Also, here is what the head of our user experience team said on another post:
"To your questions about why we made this change, the value is multifold: Our horizontal navigation was showing its age, limiting our ability to scale to provide intuitive paths to the functionality you need, even hiding some features. With the left nav, we can more easily nest useful links without cluttering your workspace. Left navigation is also more consistent with modern applications in part because it more flexibly adapts and can remain consistent across varied screen sizes. And while it sounds like we may have some bugs, the left nav should be collapsible, which, combined with the absence of a top nav, actually increases your screen real estate."
Thank you,
Kevin
SAP Concur Community Manager
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