Working together and finding innovative solutions will help us overcome the effects of this pandemic in the travel industry. An important topic is the airline unused ticket credits as a consequence of travel cancellations due to COVID-19. The University has negotiated credits with applicable airlines to be used for any future UConn Business travelers without penalty.
In order to correctly process these tickets using our central UConn credit we are temporarily asking each traveler to provide the KFS account number that should be used to reconcile the airfare expense at the time of booking. This information can be provided to our dedicated Anthony Travel agent if booking over the phone/via email or within Concur on the final payment page when you book your trip online.
You will not see a charge in your Concur Available Expenses queue to reconcile the airfare charges. The expenses will be reconciled through internal billing within the Accounts Payable department.
Southwest credits have been successfully loaded and are now available for use on UConn Business trips.
We will communicate once we have credits loaded for our other airline partners American Airlines and United Airlines (plus Delta Airlines coming soon).
If there are any questions, please contact Travel Services at travel@uconn.edu.

12.5.25 | Important Update: Revised University Travel Policy and Procedures
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to announce that the University has finalized a revised Travel Policy that will become effective on 2/1/26.
This revision includes several important and impactful changes that all employees should review carefully.
All University employees who travel on behalf of the University are expected to review and comply with the revised policy and procedures.
The updated policy and procedures, along with a summary of changes, are available here: Revised University Travel Policies and Procedures
To ensure clarity, understanding and help with compliance, we are in the process of arranging virtual meetings to communicate the changes to our travel policies and procedures, as well as to address any questions you may have regarding these updates. Please check www.travel.uconn.edu for future updates. In the meantime, if you have any questions or need assistance understanding the revisions, please contact the travel office at travel@uconn.edu.
11.21.25 | ProCard Software Pre-Review Process Now in Kuali Build
In July 2023, Procurement introduced an exception review process in HuskyBuy to ensure that purchases of software using the ProCard were reviewed by Procurement and IT Security.
To further improve efficiency and transparency, effective immediately, a newly designed software pre-review process will now occur in Kuali Build instead of HuskyBuy.
What’s Changing?
- The Kuali Build form replaces the HuskyBuy ProCard exception form for software and cloud service purchases.
- This process applies only when:
- The supplier will not/refuses to register in HuskyBuy and/or
- The supplier will not/refuses to accept a UConn Purchase Order.
- The standard process for purchasing software and cloud services remains through the Software and IT Service non-catalog requisition form in HuskyBuy, unless the above exceptions apply.
Benefits of the New Process
- Using Kuali Build streamlines the lengthy review process that previously existed in HuskyBuy, reducing delays.
- The new form improves communication with distributed IT units supporting various departments by informing them of purchasing activity.
- The new form requires primary software users to review and attest to understanding UConn IT policies, ensuring compliance and awareness.
For detailed instructions and FAQs, please visit our Knowledge Base article:
https://kb.uconn.edu/space/FPB/28156723207/ProCard+Software%2FApplication+Pre-Review+Form
Please utilize the following link going forward: https://uconn.kualibuild.com/app/67100c1604b864014b3bba4f/run
PLEASE NOTE: Any in process forms already in HuskyBuy must be completed in HuskyBuy. However, new forms, effective today must be completed in Kuali Build.
Questions? Email ITProcurement@uconn.edu.
Thank you for your attention to this important update.
4.2.25 | REAL ID
Beginning May 7, 2025, travelers will be required to present a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license or identification card to board domestic flights, unless they have another acceptable form of identification, such as a passport.
More information can be found: REAL ID | Homeland Security
Travel Quick Links
Travel & Card Services Support
860-486-2289 option 2
travel@uconn.edu
pcard@uconn.edu