August 1, 2022

Ramp Rewind: New ways for our customers to save time, plus enhanced spend visibility

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Editor’s note: We publish quarterly Ramp Rewind posts to get you up to speed on the latest product features and updates.

At Ramp, we’re laser focused on creating a simple, beautiful, and intentional user experience.

Last quarter, we helped our customers save even more time and get better visibility into their finances with updates that included expanding Bill Pay, redesigning expense reporting, and batching approvals for reimbursements.

By continuously iterating, we’re focused on helping all of our customers, from small SMBs to enterprise clients, gain the insights they need to grow their business.

1. Redesigned expense reporting for granular visibility

See all of your expenses in one place with improved visibility and granular details across corporate cards, bill payments, and reimbursements. You can now view expense details by merchant or category, with the ability to export a CSV to extract whatever data you need. You can also now navigate to the Transactions tab to see declined transactions, as well as the reason they were denied.

2. More ways to filter cards = more time saved

Locate your cards faster than ever with new ways to filter cards, such as by limit, card state, frequency of reload, and more. Search through all of your cards in just seconds to find exactly what you need, when you need it.

3. Approve and edit reimbursements faster than ever

Forget time wasted approving reimbursements one at a time or dealing with back-and-forth emails over an incorrectly submitted request. You can now approve multiple reimbursements at once, as well as edit a submitted reimbursement amount prior to approving.

We also made improvements to reimbursements for scale for employees. Employees can now bulk upload receipts and Ramp will use OCR technology to automatically create drafts. Then, employees can bulk edit and submit reimbursements.

4. Enhanced security with Microsoft Azure AD

Support for Microsoft Azure AD means your employees now have the ability to use single-sign on to login to Ramp with Microsoft credentials. Users can complete multi-factor authentication via a TOTP-authenticator app (Google Authenticator, Twilio Authy, etc.) by simply opening the app for a code and typing it in when prompted. Enjoy peace of mind with the ability to log into Ramp securely, no matter where you are.

5. Improved functionality for a seamless accounting experience

We’ve updated our accounting functionality to facilitate an even better experience. Improvements now include:

  • Unified login: With Unified Login, you can now consolidate all of your Ramp accounts into a single email for a seamless login experience.
  • Integration enhancement: Check out Deep Links to jump right into your ERP and view specific transactions or reimbursement records with just one click.
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TK KongHead of Ramp Procurement, Ramp
TK is the Head of Ramp Procurement. He previously co-founded Venue, a procurement startup backed by Sequoia Capital and later acquired by Ramp in 2023. Prior to founding Venue, he was employee #20 and the product lead for spend management at Ramp. He graduated from Cornell with a BS in Information Science, Systems and Technology.
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