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Formally named Travel Process, this has been rewritten/redesigned to be a starting point for travelers/travel arrangers.

In the year since the Key Travel booking channel launched last March, they have supported numerous university programs and group travel for faculty, staff, and students across campus. Key Travel has supported travel for ten programs and nine groups across several university departments. Additionally...

Updated assigned role names and descriptions for managing a Stanford merchant account

In response to a recent Financial Management Services (FMS) Learner Needs Analysis and iProcurement usability feedback from our 2021 Client Satisfaction Survey, FMS recognizes the need for “just in time” training for our user community. To that end, the FMS Financial Learning Solutions team is...

Removed the statement that business meals must take place in a restaurant or be catered by an approved supplier.

Clarified that PCard may not be preferred/follow UIT policies when purchasing technology (software and cloud)

Added the Egencia Meeting Tool contact information in the Booking Channel Contacts.

Added a new section on home share lodging (such as Airbnb)

Added new hotel (citizenM in Menlo Park) and split hotels into two charts by the city of Palo Alto and other surrounding cities.

Stanford Travel Desk Guide updated for 2024.