SAP Certified - Configuration Administrator - Concur Request Professional Edition

Who it's for: Concur administrators, consultants, and support consultants — along with data analysts and business users moving into a configuration role — who want a recognized credential proving they can configure and manage Concur Request, professional edition, and its integration with Concur Expense as a capable member of an implementation project team.

The SAP® C_CR125 certification checks whether you can actually configure and administer Concur Request in its professional edition, not merely describe its features. It spans the foundational request lifecycle — creating, managing, allocating, and approving requests, and adding travel segments, expected expenses, and travel allowances — and the deeper configuration and administration tooling that controls the environment: list management, connected forms and fields, feature hierarchies, workflows, segment types, request policies and groups, delegate configurations, site settings, attendees, locations, audit rules, email reminders, printed reports, and company administration, plus the integration that ties Concur Request into Concur Expense. Because it is delivered as a Scenario-Based Assessment, the exam rewards applied execution: you work through a realistic scenario and make the configuration decisions a project-team member would, rather than answering isolated recall questions. The content is written for administrator, consultant, and support-consultant profiles at an intermediate, project-participation depth.

1. 1Learn the request lifecycle as one connected flow — creation, segments and expected expenses, allocation, submission, and approval — so you can trace how a form or list setting shapes what the workflow and processor tools do later.
2. 2Study the configuration tools as a system: understand how the primary and secondary tools relate, since a change to a connected list, form field, or feature hierarchy silently changes what downstream workflows and policies can act on.
3. 3Drill workflows, request policies, request groups, and delegate configurations together, because approval routing depends on how these pieces are combined and is frequently examined as one connected configuration task.
4. 4Practise the Concur Expense integration end to end — policies, site settings, forms and fields, audit rules, and workflows — since the exam expects you to configure Request and Expense as a joined-up solution rather than in isolation.
5. 5Rehearse full configuration scenarios under a timer, confirming each outcome against the stated requirement, so you build the applied speed and accuracy the single Scenario-Based activity rewards rather than relying on passive reading.