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Ramp, based in New York, sells corporate cards, expense, AP and procurement software with AI agents that code, review and approve routine spend.

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Offering · Software

Ramp spend management (cards, expense, accounts payable, procurement) with Ramp Intelligence

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Ramp sells corporate cards with expense, accounts payable and procurement software, and describes Ramp Intelligence as an AI layer across all its products, with agents trained on each customer's policies and data. SourcesRamp IntelligenceRamp pricing (Start for free. Scale with Intelligence.)

Ramp says its agent handles low-risk and routine approvals, flags risky transactions, can submit card payments on vendor portals and rebooks hotels when prices drop by $50 or more, while its FAQ says no money moves without a human confirmation. SourceRamp Intelligence

In Ramp's published pricing, October 2026, AI-driven approval recommendations, auto-coded line items and automated approval of routine spend are listed in the $15-per-user Plus plan, which also carries a platform fee. SourceRamp pricing (Start for free. Scale with Intelligence.)

Where it fits

CoE analysis Card-led spend control for companies that want expense review, invoice coding and routine approvals handled by agents.

CoE analysis The approval statements on Ramp's page need to be reconciled into a written list of which actions an agent can take alone before go-live.

What it does

Offering type
Software
SourceRamp Intelligence
Workflow areas
  • Expense
  • Accounts payable
  • Spend and procurement
SourcesRamp pricing (Start for free. Scale with Intelligence.)Ramp Intelligence
Customer size
Not stated

AI

Kind of AI
  • Built into the platform
  • Agents and automated actions
  • Established machine learning and rules
SourceRamp Intelligence
Suggests or acts
Suggests and acts
SourceRamp Intelligence
Availability
Generally available

AI features are listed by plan on the pricing page; no preview label on the pages read.

SourceRamp pricing (Start for free. Scale with Intelligence.)
Models named
Not stated

Control

Who controls it
  • Vendor
  • Customer finance team
SourceRamp Intelligence

Commercial

Pricing model
Published list price
SourceRamp pricing (Start for free. Scale with Intelligence.)
Public price
USD 15 per user per month (Plus), plus a platform fee based on team size that is not published

Ramp Plus

SourceRamp pricing (Start for free. Scale with Intelligence.)

Evidence

Independent outcomes
None found in the sources read.
Sources read
  • Vendor-stated 6
  • Independent market evidence None read
  • Independently verified outcomes None read
  • Pricing 2
  • Known limitations None read
Coverage
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Security and control

Single sign-on
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User provisioning
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Role-based access
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Administrator controls for AI
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Audit logs
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Certifications
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Data retention
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Data residency
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Training on customer data
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AI features

As the vendor or firm describes them. Notes in small print record what the sources leave open.

  1. Ramp agent: expense approvals

    Handles low-risk and routine approvals, escalates risky or ambiguous transactions, and answers employees' policy questions by text.

    Kind
    Agents and automated actions
    Suggests or acts
    Acts
    Who controls it
    Customer finance team, Vendor
    Availability
    Generally available

    Control: Trained on the customer's policy; Ramp says reviewing actions and giving feedback improves the agent.

    Name: Descriptive label by CoE | Vendor Intelligence; Ramp's page refers to "Ramp agent" and "Ramp agents" and does not name this feature.

    SourcesRamp IntelligenceRamp pricing (Start for free. Scale with Intelligence.)
  2. Ramp agent: AP coding and card payments

    Extracts and codes every invoice line to the ERP and can submit card payments on vendor portals.

    Kind
    Agents and automated actions, Built into the platform
    Suggests or acts
    Acts
    Who controls it
    Vendor
    Availability
    Generally available

    Name: Descriptive label by CoE | Vendor Intelligence; Ramp's page refers to "Ramp agent" and "Ramp agents" and does not name this feature.

    SourcesRamp IntelligenceRamp pricing (Start for free. Scale with Intelligence.)
  3. Fraud checks and three-way match

    Scans transactions in real time for anomalies and AI-generated fakes; validates invoices against purchase orders and receipts.

    Kind
    Established machine learning and rules
    Suggests or acts
    Suggests
    Who controls it
    Vendor
    Availability
    Generally available

    Name: Descriptive label by CoE | Vendor Intelligence; Ramp's page refers to "Ramp agent" and "Ramp agents" and does not name this feature.

    SourcesRamp IntelligenceRamp pricing (Start for free. Scale with Intelligence.)
  4. Ramp agent: hotel price monitoring and rebooking

    Monitors booked hotels and rebooks at the lower rate when the price drops by $50 or more.

    Kind
    Agents and automated actions
    Suggests or acts
    Acts
    Who controls it
    Vendor
    Availability
    Not stated

    Name: Descriptive label by CoE | Vendor Intelligence; Ramp's page refers to "Ramp agent" and "Ramp agents" and does not name this feature.

    SourceRamp Intelligence

Unclear or conflicting statements

Where the sources are unclear or disagree, both statements are shown with their links.

Whether Ramp agents can approve and pay without a person

Statement A

Intelligence page: let the agent handle low-risk and routine approvals; risky or ambiguous transactions are flagged.

ramp.com/intelligence
Approves when it's safe. Escalates when it's not.

Statement B

Same page, FAQ: no money ever moves without a human confirmation.

ramp.com/intelligence
FAQ: Can I trust AI with my finances?

The same page also says the agent can submit card payments for the customer and rebook hotels at lower rates (C-3431). Which actions require a person, and at what point, is not stated.

Unresolved · Both statements are published as found; CoE draws no inference about which governs.

Questions to ask

For this offering

  • Give us a list of every action a Ramp agent can take without a person, including approvals, card payments on vendor portals and hotel rebookings, and how we switch each off.
  • Which large language models and providers power Ramp agents, and is our data used to train models for other customers?
  • How is agent feedback stored, and can a user's feedback change the agent's behavior for the whole company?
  • What audit trail does Ramp keep for agent approvals and payments, and can our auditors access it?
  • How is the Plus platform fee calculated, and do AI features change plan or price during the term?

From the diligence question set

  1. DQ-06 Does each feature suggest or act? Can it create, post, approve or change records, and where is that limit enforced?
  2. DQ-07 Who can change each feature's configuration, prompts, thresholds, data connections or model: your company, our administrators or individual users? Can we restrict and log those changes?
  3. DQ-02 Which AI features depend on models, data or services from third parties, and how do you assess and monitor those providers?
  4. DQ-04 Which AI features are in the modules and edition we license, or would license, and is each generally available, in preview or beta, a paid add-on, or limited by edition or region?
  5. DQ-13 What does the system record for each AI output or action, and can we export and keep those records for as long as we need them?
  6. DQ-19 How are the AI features priced: included in the subscription, sold as an add-on or higher tier, or metered by use? What is the billing unit?