Security and flexibility shouldn’t be a tradeoff. This month’s updates give you both, with stronger payment protections and smoother workflows across the platform, including upgrades to Treasury, overnight checks, flight modifications, and more.
Here’s what’s New on Ramp in October:
Manage Treasury payments with unique account numbers
Finance teams often juggle multiple accounts and reconciliation workflows.
You can now generate unique account numbers for every vendor or department, protect your main account details, and simplify reconciliation.
Learn how to create virtual account numbers →
Approve every debit with positive pay in Treasury
Unexpected external debits can derail cash flow.
With Ramp’s new approval controls for Treasury, you can get notified whenever a debit hits your account, approve or automatically reject external debits, and protect against unauthorized transactions.
Get started with debit approvals →
Send overnight checks in Bill Pay
When a payment needs to land tomorrow, you can’t afford delays.
Ramp Bill Pay now supports overnight checks, so you can guarantee vendors get paid on time, avoid delivery problems and prefunding issues, and keep every payment trackable in Ramp.
Learn how to send overnight checks →
Modify flights directly in Ramp Travel
Travel plans change. Now your bookings can too.
Ramp Travel supports flight modifications so you can adjust itineraries without calling airlines or fighting policies, handle refunds with clear visibility, and avoid unnecessary fees while staying in policy.
Manage all vendor documents in bulk
Tax prep and audits are painful enough without digging through scattered files. Ramp now supports bulk upload and download of vendor documents, so you can centralize contracts, W-9s, and compliance files. Start saving hours during audits with export-ready records.
Missed our Q3 updates? We rolled out dozens of new features across our spend management, AP, and international platform. View the recap here →
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