Issue with unassigning company card

[HarishC]

每次我unassign公司卡,非盟tomatically gets reassigned to the particular employee, it doesn't happen with any other employee in that card program.

Since that program is more of a CBCP we don't process those transactions thru concur and hence we unassign it manually. What could be the resolution for this?

@KevinDI'm expecting some insights from the Concur Community Champ.

[JessicaL · Accepted solution]

Is there a field, like Employee ID, that matches in your card program site and the Concur site? If so, it could be automatically linking it. So, it would not matter if you unassign it because every time the file comes in, it would relink based on that information. For that, you could (hopefully) change that field on the credit card site - even putting 1 character in front of the matching field would stop it from relinking. Of course, Kevin is the expert

Best,

[KellyR]

Also, just to let everyone know-- Kevin is taking a much deserved vacation at the moment! I'm sure he'll get back to you when he gets back.

[Munari_alEXPert]

dear@bharp

The source of the issue you are having is from the setting of that credit card as mentioned also by@JessicaL.

Every credit cards is linked with an Employee ID in order to feed Concur.

Since you can not change the details from the credit card's source (as you are not working at the credit card company), if you are also the Company credit card administrator, contact your account manager or customer service of the credit card company in order to modify the Employee ID number of that card, or in case to have it blanked (if they can), so the card will be always stay unassigned.

[HarishC]

Thank you everyone on the solution and I'm confident that the solution would work

[KevinD]

@HarishCJust want to double-check on what the solution was to this issue? Did you change the employee ID as@JessicaLmentioned?

Thank you@Munari_alEXPertand@JessicaLfor stepping in during my absence.

[HarishC]

Yes@KevinD, modifying the employee ID in the card source file seemed to do the trick.

Thanks again