This month’s updates give finance teams finer control over company budgets, safer vendor payments, and easier ways to analyze financial data. Here’s what’s New on Ramp in November:
Set member limits in shared funds for finer budget control
Shared budgets can be hard to manage when everyone pulls from the same pool.
Now, administrators can assign member-level budgets within Shared Funds—setting specific caps for each person instead of one fund-wide limit. Add co-owners to manage approvals while you’re away, and share access with a link so teammates can join instantly.
Learn how to manage shared funds →
Require bank verification before paying vendors
Sending payments to the wrong account can be costly.
You can now require vendors to verify their bank details via secure linking or micro-deposits before payments are sent, ensuring every transaction goes to the correct account and reducing fraud risk.
Add vendor co-owners to keep approvals moving
Vendor management often depends on one person, which can slow down approvals.
Ramp now lets you assign multiple vendor co-owners, allowing employees or managers to approve bills, manage renewals, and view payment details—without exposing sensitive financial information.
See how vendor co-owners work →
Use multiple date filters for more precise reporting
Reporting across multiple timelines can be complex.
You can now filter by multiple dates in Ramp tables—starting with a primary date like Invoice Date in Bill Pay or Transaction Date in Cards, then layering others such as Payment Date to analyze cash flow and timing more accurately.
Learn about multiple date filters →
Want to keep up with everything we’re shipping? Visit ramp.com/product-releases for the full list of updates.
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