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Old October 24th 17, 08:08 PM posted to uk.transport.london
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Default Crossrail transition

In message , at 18:46:19 on Tue, 24
Oct 2017, Neil Williams remarked:

As a much travelled businessman (in general terms) I can assure you
that the lack of a paper receipt/ticket to attach to my expenses claim
is a huge disadvantage.


Mine are done via Concur/ExpenseIt. I haven't done anything with
physical receipts (other than to chuck in a box just in case) for
years. Your clients are right Luddites.


Looking at their website it's a huge faff for the user. I'd much rather
chuck the receipts for a multi-country, multi-transport trip into a box,
and sort it out when I get home.
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Roland Perry
 
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