What SAP Concur publishes
92 million users and one billion expense transactions in a single year. Those are user and transaction figures, not a company count, and SAP Concur does not currently publish how many customer organisations sit behind them.
SAP Concur install base
Find companies using SAP Concur and connect with finance, expense, travel, accounts payable and IT decision-makers.
SAP Concur is the platform large companies use to book corporate travel, process employee expenses and handle supplier invoices. The BizzContacts list gives you those companies, which of Expense, Travel and Invoice they use where that is documented, and business contact details for the professionals who own each one.
Filter by Concur product, industry, country, company size and job title. Product is the filter that matters most here: Travel, Expense and Invoice are bought by three different owners, so the product decides who you should be talking to.
15 companies on this page are individually documented in an SAP Concur customer story. Tell us your segment and the exact count comes back with your sample.
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Tell us the Concur products, industries, locations, company sizes and finance or travel roles you want to reach.
What a Concur record joins together
The company, which Concur products it uses, the decision-maker who owns them and the contact information to reach them. Separately these are available elsewhere. Joined together they are a target account list.
Company intelligence5
SAP Concur intelligence7
Decision-maker5
Contact data3
The product line is what distinguishes a Concur record from a generic enterprise finance record. Where no public source names the products, that field is empty rather than filled with an assumption that a large company runs all three.
Large, travel-intensive organisations: pharmaceutical and life sciences groups, banks, consultancies, energy companies, global manufacturers and consumer brands. The common thread is employees who travel and spend across borders, and a finance function that has to evidence every claim.
Every company below has a customer story published by SAP Concur itself, linked in the Evidence column. The industry, employee band and products are as that story records them. A sample of what is publicly documented, not the full delivered file.
| Company | Status | Evidence | Concur products | Industry | Employees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Merck | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Expense, Intelligent Audit | Pharmaceuticals manufacturing | 10,000+ |
| Nestlé | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Expense, Travel | Food | 10,000+ |
| Stellantis | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Expense, Travel | Automotive and transport | 10,000+ |
| Standard Chartered Bank | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Expense, Travel | Financial services | 10,000+ |
| PUMA | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Expense | Retail | 10,000+ |
| PETRONAS | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Expense | Energy and utilities | 10,000+ |
| Hitachi Energy | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Expense, Travel | Energy and utilities | 10,000+ |
| E.ON | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Expense, Travel | Energy and utilities | 10,000+ |
| JDE Peet's | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Expense, Travel | Food | 10,000+ |
| Lindt & Sprüngli | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Expense, Invoice, Analytics | Retail | 10,000+ |
| KUKA | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Expense | Industrial manufacturing | 10,000+ |
| Campari Group | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Expense, Travel | Food | 1,001 - 10,000 |
| Chobani | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Expense | Food | 1,001 - 10,000 |
| Longchamp | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Expense | Retail | 1,001 - 10,000 |
| Kelly | Using | SAP Concur storyA | Travel | Professional services | 1,001 - 10,000 |
11 of these 15 companies are in the 10,000+ employee band, which is the clearest single thing the evidence shows about Concur. Note also that there is no location column: SAP Concur’s story pages carry a location facet, but its values are market regions rather than headquarters, so publishing it as a company location would state something untrue.
Nobody publishes a reliable answer, including us, and this page would rather say that than print a number it cannot stand behind.
92 million users and one billion expense transactions in a single year. Those are user and transaction figures, not a company count, and SAP Concur does not currently publish how many customer organisations sit behind them.
Our technology research dataset does not yet carry a researched company universe for SAP Concur, so this page shows none. What it does show is 15 companies evidenced one at a time, and an exact count for whatever segment you ask for, delivered with your sample.
Third-party data vendors do print SAP Concur company counts, and they disagree with each other by a wide margin, from a few thousand to tens of thousands. They are counting different things with different methods. Repeating one of them here would add a number without adding any confidence in it.
SAP Concur figures: SAP Concur, About Us, checked October 2026.
Concur is bought product by product, and each product has a different owner. This is the most useful filter on the page: it decides the pitch and the job title, not just the account.
Employee expense capture, policy checking, approval and reimbursement, with receipts captured on mobile through ExpenseIt. Bought by finance: CFO, Controller, T&E Manager.
Policy-compliant booking of flights, hotels and rail in one place, tied back to the expense record. Bought by corporate travel: Corporate Travel Manager, Travel Director.
Supplier invoice capture, coding, approval routing and payment, including three-way match and purchase requests. Bought by accounts payable: AP Director, Invoice Processing Manager.
Pre-approval of spend before it is committed, for both travel and purchases. Bought by finance and travel: Finance Director, Travel Manager.
Automated audit of expense claims for policy breaches, duplicates and fraud signals. Note the current name: the product is no longer just Concur Detect. Bought by audit and compliance: Internal Audit Director, Controller.
Pulls bookings made outside the travel programme back into it, which is how most companies close the leakage gap. Bought by corporate travel: Global Travel Manager.
Reporting and dashboards over travel, expense and invoice spend, including consultative analysis. Bought by finance: VP Finance, Finance Systems Director.
Corporate card feeds, company bill statements and reimbursement payments to employees and suppliers. Bought by treasury and finance: Director of Corporate Card Programme.
No per-product company counts are published here, because none is measured. Where a customer story names the products, the record carries them and you can filter on it.
The three core products are regularly treated as one purchase. They are not, and getting this wrong is the most common reason a well-targeted Concur campaign still reaches the wrong person.
| Product | Primary purpose | Typical users | Typical decision-maker |
|---|---|---|---|
| Concur Expense | Employee expense reporting and reimbursement | Every travelling or spending employee | CFO, Controller, T&E Manager |
| Concur Travel | Booking and managing corporate travel within policy | Travellers, travel arrangers, the TMC | Corporate Travel Manager, Travel Director |
| Concur Invoice | Supplier invoice capture and accounts payable processing | AP clerks, approvers, suppliers | AP Director, Procurement Director |
A company can run any one of the three without the others. Of the 15 documented companies above, most name Expense, around half also name Travel, and only a few name Invoice.
Travel and expense requirements change sharply with headcount, and so does the Concur deployment. An estimated 67% of Concur companies have 2,000 or more employees. That is close to the mirror image of SAP Business One, where the great majority sit under 500.
Shares only, deliberately. These are the proportions our prior Concur research recorded and they sum to 100, but there is no researched company universe for SAP Concur to multiply them against, so no company numbers are shown. The documented companies above point the same way: 11 of 15 are in the 10,000+ band.
Concur concentrates where travel is heavy and spend has to be evidenced. Ranked strongest first, with the reason each sector ends up on the platform.
A ranking rather than counts, because no per-industry company count is measured for SAP Concur and inventing one would be worse than leaving it out. The ordering comes from the adoption grading our prior Concur research recorded. Tell us the sector you want and the exact figure comes back with your sample.
What a delivered Concur customer list looks like. Each row is one company joined to one named decision-maker.
| Company | Industry | Country | Employees | Concur products | Contact | Job title | Business email | Direct phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ardenfield Consulting Group | Professional services | United States | 4,200 | Expense, Travel | H. Okonkwo | Director of Travel and Expense | h••••@ardenfield••••.com | +1 (312) •••-5508 |
| Варley Pharma | Pharmaceuticals | United Kingdom | 11,500 | Expense, Detect by Oversight | S. Mehta | Group Financial Controller | s••••@varleypharma••••.co.uk | +44 161 ••• 4417 |
| Nordlys Energi | Energy and utilities | Norway | 7,800 | Expense, Travel, Invoice | K. Haugen | Corporate Travel Manager | k••••@nordlys••••.no | +47 22 •• •• 31 |
| Castellane Finance | Financial services | France | 22,000 | Expense, Invoice | M. Rousseau | Accounts Payable Director | m••••@castellane••••.fr | +33 1 •• •• 60 92 |
| Tanaka Precision | Industrial manufacturing | Japan | 9,100 | Expense, Travel | R. Tanaka | Finance Systems Director | r••••@tanakaprec••••.jp | +81 3 •••• 7725 |
| Westmere Retail Group | Retail | Australia | 3,400 | Expense | L. Byrne | T&E Manager | l••••@westmere••••.com.au | +61 2 •••• 8163 |
The fields a delivered file can carry. Company, location and contact fields are on every record. Concur fields are filled where a public source documents them, which is not every company.
Company7
SAP Concur7
Location4
Decision-maker and contact9
The Concur group is the one that varies, and the product field is the one worth asking about before you buy. SAP Concur names the products in its own customer stories, which is why we can populate it at all, but a company with no published story will often have the company and contact fields without it.
Data quality
The standards every BizzContacts list is built and delivered to. These are the same figures published across the site, held in one place so no two pages can state different ones.
Delivered as CSV or Excel, typically within 24-48 hours. Every record is 100% opt-in, permission-based. Accuracy and deliverability are the standards we publish and build to, not an audited measurement of a file you have not specified yet; the refresh cycle and delivery window are policies we run. Figures for your own segment come back with your sample.
Start with the product. Everything else on this page follows from it: Expense, Travel and Invoice reach three different owners, so the product you choose decides the job titles the file should carry.
Targeting
Concur product
Industry
Country
Company size
Job title
Target accounts Matching your brief
Company
Ardenfield Consulting GroupEmployees
4,200Concur products
Expense, TravelContact
H. OkonkwoJob title
Director of Travel and ExpenseBusiness email
h••••@ardenfield••••.comDirect phone
+1 (312) •••-5508Nothing on this page counts your segment in real time, and no count is estimated for you in advance. Send the filters you need and the exact figure arrives with the sample.
Concur has an unusually wide buying group for a single platform, because travel, expense and invoice sit in different parts of the business. Six groups, and the one you need depends on the product rather than the company.
Finance leadership4
Travel4
Expense4
Accounts payable3
Procurement3
IT and systems5
No contact count is published per role group, because none is measured for SAP Concur. In practice a campaign pairs the product owner with the budget holder: a corporate travel manager and a CFO for Travel, an AP director and a CFO for Invoice.
Concur sits between the finance system, the card programme and the travel supply chain, which is why so many vendors need to know who is running it.
The integration SAP builds and sells itself, posting expense and invoice data back into the finance system. A strong signal that an account also sits on our SAP ERP lists.
SAP Concur publishes its own connectors for NetSuite, QuickBooks and Xero, so plenty of Concur accounts run finance somewhere other than SAP.
An ADP integration keeps employee and cost-centre data current, which is what makes expense approval routing work.
Bank card feeds and company bill statements pull card transactions straight into expense reports. Card programme owners are a distinct buyer here.
Airlines, hotels, rail and travel management companies connect through the booking tools, with TripLink capturing what was booked outside them.
Concur Detect by Oversight and Intelligent Audit sit over the expense data to flag policy breaches and duplicates.
SAP Concur states an ecosystem of 150+ partner applications covering mileage, receipts, ground transport, VAT reclaim and analytics.
A Concur account is frequently also an SAP ERP account. See our SAP S/4HANA customers list, SAP Ariba customers list and the full SAP customers list for the adjacent install bases.
Five steps, and then what sits behind them. Concur is the best-evidenced technology in this family: SAP Concur publishes its own customer stories, so Level A evidence is genuinely available rather than rare.
01Research
We look for public signals that a company uses, is implementing or is moving to SAP Concur.
02Research
Concur accounts are usually large and often multi-entity, so we confirm which legal entity and which region the evidence actually covers.
03Research
Expense, Travel and Invoice are bought separately and by different owners, so recording which ones are in use changes who you should contact.
04Matching
We map the finance, travel, expense, accounts payable, procurement and systems roles that own each product.
05Before delivery
Travel and expense ownership moves between finance and operations more often than most functions, so the role is re-confirmed alongside the email and phone at the point the file is built.
06 The sources behind those steps
SAP Concur publishes its own case studies and states the industry, the employee band and the products used. This is the strongest evidence available for this technology, and every company named on this page rests on one.
SAP also publishes stories that reference Concur alongside S/4HANA or Ariba, which is useful for finding accounts running several SAP products at once.
Finance transformation and shared-service announcements name the travel and expense platform more often than you would expect, because it touches every employee.
Business travel and finance conferences where a customer presents their own programme, usually with the products and the rollout stage.
Consultancies that run Concur deployments publish their own write-ups, which often give the integration detail SAP Concur's version leaves out.
Roles asking for Concur administration experience and profiles listing Concur skills. These narrow a search and never establish a deployment on their own.
A job advert never becomes a confirmed deployment. Level C signals narrow a search and nothing more, and every company named on this page rests on a story published by SAP Concur itself.
Teams selling into, alongside or against an existing travel and expense platform, where knowing the incumbent changes the entire approach.
Booking tools, ground transport, duty of care and itinerary products sell into companies that already run a managed travel programme.
Card feeds are a Concur integration point, so the card programme and the expense platform are decided close together.
Whether you displace Concur Expense or sit beside it, this is the install base the conversation starts from.
Concur Invoice is the lighter end of accounts payable, which leaves room for suppliers handling higher volume or more complex matching.
Accounts running Concur next to S/4HANA or SuccessFactors need the integration built and maintained.
Travel-heavy Concur accounts carry recoverable VAT and audit exposure that specialist services address.
Four things joined in one record. Separately they are available elsewhere. Joined together they are a target account list.
We track the platform itself, and which of Expense, Travel and Invoice a company uses where that is documented.
Filter by industry, employee size, revenue and location, which matters here because Concur buying behaviour changes sharply with company size.
Six distinct role groups, from the CFO to the corporate travel manager to the AP director, mapped to the product each one owns.
Reach the named owner directly rather than a finance shared mailbox, with the contact details checked before the file goes out.
Tell us the Concur products, industries, locations, company sizes and finance or travel roles you want to reach. We build the list around your requirements and send a sample first.
The rest of the SAP family, and the finance and spend platforms a Concur account most often sits beside.