SAP Certified - Configuration Consultant - legacy Concur Travel Professional Edition

Who it's for: Travel and expense consultants, support consultants, and administrators implementing SAP Concur who want a recognized associate credential proving they can configure and manage legacy Concur Travel (Professional Edition) end to end — from company and user administration through travel policy, agency booking, and full customer-site setup — as a contributing member of a project team.

The SAP® C_CT325 certification confirms that you can actually configure and administer legacy Concur Travel in its Professional Edition, not merely describe it. It spans the two administrative worlds that drive an implementation — Company Administration (company structure, approval queues, locations, org units, custom fields, authentication, and legal entities) and Travel System Administration (ghost cards, virtual payments, travel policy and rule building, the Company Tree, agency booking configuration, company-specific settings, and the Travel Configuration Page). Because it is delivered as a Scenario-Based Assessment made up of a single activity, the exam rewards applied execution: you interpret a customer requirement and carry out the matching configuration inside a working environment rather than answering isolated recall questions. The content prepares you to take a Concur Travel site from initial business requirements through validation and go-live, and it also introduces how Joule assists across SAP Concur solutions.

1. 1Learn the two administrative worlds as one connected system — Company Administration (structure, org units, custom fields, authentication, legal entities) and Travel System Administration (policy, Company Tree, agency booking, configuration page) — so you can trace how an early setting shapes later booking behavior.
2. 2Drill travel policy and rule building deliberately: rule classes, approver assignment, rule conditions, and LLF settings work together, and the rule builder and templates are frequently exercised as a combined configuration task.
3. 3Treat the Travel Configuration Page as its own study block — practise air, hotel, car, and rail options, connectors, sorting, agency, email, and form-of-payment settings, since small option differences change what the travel wizard presents to bookers.
4. 4Practise company and user administration hands-on: company structure, locations, org units, custom fields with if/then conditions, user creation, permissions, and company groups each behave differently, and understanding their impact prevents avoidable errors under task conditions.
5. 5Rehearse a full customer-site implementation end to end — from capturing business requirements through configuring key options, validating settings, and preparing for go-live — because the assessment rewards completing a whole, connected setup rather than isolated screens.