Are You Leaving Concur?

Secure Your Historical Concur Data

Nine Peaks Solutions can extract all your historical data from Concur and ensure a smooth transition to your new expense reporting software. Don’t lose your invaluable financial data history – assure that you have everything collected before your previous system is no longer available.

We collect from Concur:

• Expense Reports
• Receipts
• Employee User Profiles
• Card Transactions
• Available Expenses (unattached)

What you get with Nine Peaks Solutions:

• Professional Concur data collection service operating entirely in the United States, with headquarters in Oregon.
• Retain all expense report records during software transition before your old system goes dark.
• Comprehensive data dump of Concur historical and compliance information.
• Import into popular existing human capital management (HCM) systems as employee attachments.
• Search and report on all your data within a new system after your Concur account is inaccessible.
• Our team forms a collaborative and committed partnership with you throughout the project, manages everything, and requires very little effort on your part.

Why Preserve Historical Concur Data?

After leaving Concur, historical expense information may still be needed for audits, employee questions, financial research, compliance, or other business needs. Expense reports, receipts, transactions, and supporting documentation can remain valuable long after the original system has been retired.

Nine Peaks Solutions can extract data from Concur before access to the old system is lost. Preserving this information provides continued access to important expense reimbursement history without requiring the former Concur environment to remain available.

Historical Concur data can also provide valuable context when researching past expenses, payments, approvals, or transactions. Keeping this information accessible helps maintain continuity after your organization transitions to a new expense management system.

The preserved information can remain available for future search, reporting, and reference.