Travel and Expense

Help Your Finance Team Breeze Through Expense Season

SAP Concur Team | 11-08-2018

With so much to do at the end of the year and not enough time to get it all done, your finance team may feel overwhelmed by the volume of work. According to SAP Concur data, the highest volume of expense reports hit the finance department in December with a peak around December 19. Often that means processing much more paperwork in addition to all the other year-end activities your team is handling.

So, as a finance leader how can you help your team maximize productivity, cruise through year-end activities, and prepare for 2019?

Get started by empowering yourself.

Begin learning more about how to help your team thrive during expense season by joining us for a 30-minute webinar on November 28.  During this event, hosted by SAP Concur Solutions Specialist Nicholas Wong, you’ll learn unexpected ways you can lead your team to a strong year-end finish and breeze through the stress of expense season.

This webinar will also help you:

  • Understand common end-of-year challenges and how to face them
  • Find unexpected ways to help your finance team thrive during the next few weeks
  • Make next year even smoother

Space is limited. Register today to reserve your spot.
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