FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's SAP has agreed to buy U.S. expenses software maker Concur for $7.3 billion in cash, strengthening its position in cloud computing, an area it long hoped to avoid until ...

SAP has agreed to acquire online travel and expense management software-as-a-service (SaaS) provider Concur Technologies for $8bn, in a move which will boost its cloud portfolio. SAP said the ...

Millions of road warriors dread filing their trip expenses. SAP Concur believes that generative AI can finally automate expense reporting's most tedious tasks. SAP Concur is hoping that artificial ...

SAP Concur on Wednesday announced a new intelligent expense auditing tool called Verify that automatically checks expense reports for various issues and anomalies based on employer spend policies.

Acumatica CEO Jon Roskill introduces the company’s latest updates via video from the Museum of Flight in Seattle during a product unveiling on Wednesday morning. Business technology company Acumatica ...

Concur execs Steve Singh, Rajeev Singh and Mike Hilton at the opening of the company’s new headquarters. SAP is buying Bellevue-based Concur Technologies in deal valued at $8.3 billion, a 20 percent ...

SAP announced new product and partnership milestones that reimagine travel and expense management experiences along with offering new capabilities powered by generative AI. SAP debuted new business AI ...

Cardata, end-to-end mileage reimbursement SaaS partner, announced its integration with Concur Expense, now available on the SAP Concur App Center in Canada and the US. This partnership streamlines ...

SAP Concur has launched beta versions of two chatbots with Slack, following last year's expense chatbot pilot with the collaboration platform. For booking, employees can search for flights within ...

SAP SE agreed to buy Concur Technologies Inc. in a deal valued at $8.3 billion, allowing the German software giant to expand into travel-related software for hotels and tourism services. The deal with ...

Germany's SAP <SAPG.DE> has agreed to buy U.S. expenses software maker Concur <CNQR.O> for $7.3 billion in cash, strengthening its position in cloud computing but sending its shares down almost 3 ...