Automate close from swipe to sync
Close shouldn’t get heavier as your business grows. This month’s updates bring automation directly into the accounting workflow — so coding, accruals, and reconciliation happen in real time, not at month-end.
Here’s what’s new on Ramp in February:
Automatically code, sync, and reconcile every transaction
Manual coding and reconciliation slow down close—and create unnecessary rework. With Accounting Agents, Ramp now automates the full lifecycle of a transaction:
- Code transactions and invoices with 90%+ accuracy
- Sync recurring, in-policy spend automatically (98% accuracy)
- Create, post, and reverse accruals
- Reconcile directly with your ERP
Teams using Accounting Agents see 3.5× more automation and cut 40+ hours from month-end close.
See how accounting agents work →
Switch ERPs without rebuilding your accounting setup
Changing accounting systems shouldn’t mean starting from scratch.
Ramp now lets you migrate ERP connections automatically while keeping your workflows, rules, and approval policies intact. Migrations complete in under an hour—no manual rebuild required.
Learn how ERP migration works →
Create custom fields that power approvals and accounting rules
Standard fields don’t always reflect how your business operates.
With custom fields, you can define cost centers, project codes, alternative approvers, and other attributes—then use them to drive workflows, reporting, and accounting rules directly in Ramp.
That means fewer workarounds, and no need to manage logic across multiple systems.
Learn more about custom fields →
Trace every action from swipe to sync
Automation only works if it’s fully auditable.
Ramp’s audit log tracks approvals, edits, and ERP sync events across every transaction — so you can trace activity end-to-end without digging through screenshots or support tickets.
Explore the audit log’s functionality →
Ready to modernize close?
Accounting Agents and advanced accounting controls are available with Ramp Plus.
If your team is still coding transactions manually or reconciling across systems, it’s time to turn the automation on.
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