Non Travel
The Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi has contracted with Concur to provide travelers with a best-in-class end to end travel solution. The Software as a Service solution will allow organizations to book travel and track expenses from booking to reimbursement. This will also allow the universities and agencies to better manage the travel and reimbursement accounting process.
For managers, department heads, and travel approvers, the system will automatically route employee travel requests via email notification which will allow for online approval from the pre-trip to post-trip reimbursement cycle.
Concur Web Application (through SSO)
Procurement Card Forms
Please take and print off transcript indicating Train Traq Courses #11010: HUB Purchasing Requirements and #2112043: Procurement Card Program Overview - TAMUCC, have been completed and submit them with your PCard application.
- PCard Expense Report Checklist Form
- Business Meal Form
- Gift Card Purchase Form
- Missing Receipt Form
- Request for Membership Fee Approval Form
- Sales Tax Exemption Form
- Summus Link Guide
- Summus New Account Registration Form.
Useful Links & Resources
- FAMIS Object Code Chart
- TAMUS Expense Object Codes Reference
- Approval of Membership Fees for Professional Organizations FY23
- Membership Delegation of Authority Matrix FY23
- Template for Pcard Increase
- Dummy PO Instructions
- Saving Webpages as a PDF for Quotes
- How to Add Delegates in Concur
- Saving Summus Webpages as a PDF for Quotes
- How to Add Delegates in Concur
- Vendor State Hold
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions are coming soon.
TAMU-CC Amazon Business Account
The university has a free business account that is available to all Pcard holders, however it is a business account and therefore personal use is prohibited. All Pcard rules and regulations apply, and a TAMUCC email address is required.
Although Amazon Business is available, please keep in mind that our preferred vendors for office supplies is SUMMUS/Staples and for computers (technology) it’s SUMMUS/Dell.