# Ramp

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The [Ramp MCP server](https://support.ramp.com/ramp-mcp/) lets agents work directly in your Ramp account, so they can answer questions about spend, bills, and expenses and help you keep up with approvals and receipts.

For use cases and example prompts, see [Ramp for AI coding agents](/integrations/ramp).

## What is Ramp? [#what-is-ramp]

[Ramp](https://ramp.com) helps companies manage corporate cards, expenses, and bill payments.

## What agents can do [#what-agents-can-do]

- Analyze spending and find vendors and bills
- Review pending approvals and incomplete expenses
- Find transactions missing receipts or memos
- Manage reimbursements, cards, and procurement requests

Available tools depend on your Ramp role, business, and the access you approve. See [Ramp's tool reference](https://agents.ramp.com/docs/reference/agent-tools) for the full list.

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Full access lets agents make changes using your Ramp permissions, including approving bills that may proceed to payment. Choose **Read-only** during sign-in if you only need reports and lookups.
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## Setup [#setup]

Ramp connects through account sign-in. No API key is needed.

Go to **Workspace Settings → Connectors** (or a project's **Connectors** page) and click **Connect** on the Ramp card, or **Connect another** to add another account.

### Step 1: who the connection is for [#step-1-who-the-connection-is-for]

Choose **Me** or **Workspace** as the owner, then choose which agents can use the connection. The default is **Me**, with **My personal assistants** selected. Enable **Agents in projects** separately and choose **In all projects, including future ones** or **In some projects**. Anyone with access to those projects can use the connection, including in sessions they launch themselves. See [connection options](/docs/integrations/connectors#fill-in-the-connection-details) for what each choice means.

Click **Continue**.

### Step 2: sign in with Ramp [#step-2-sign-in-with-ramp]

Click **Continue to Ramp** and sign in. Choose **Read-only** or **Full access**, then click **Continue** on Ramp's consent screen. You land back on the Connectors page with **Ramp connected**.

Agents then act in Ramp as whoever signed in. If you enable **Agents in projects**, anyone with access to those projects can use that account — so sign in with an account whose permissions you're happy to share.

## Reconnecting and disconnecting [#reconnecting-and-disconnecting]

Ramp connections expire about a month after you sign in. Ramp's consent screen shows the exact date.

If an account connection stops working, the Connectors page shows a **Reconnect needed** badge on it, and agents run without Ramp.

To fix it, click **Manage** next to the connection, then **Reconnect Ramp**, and sign in again. You can only reconnect a personal connection you own; for someone else's, Superconductor tells you who to ask.

Ramp doesn't let Superconductor revoke access, so **Disconnect** only removes the connection from Superconductor. To cut off access at Ramp, someone with higher Ramp permissions can use **Settings → Developer → Connected AI tools → Revoke access**, which also disconnects any other AI tools sharing that connection. See [managing connected AI tools](https://support.ramp.com/managing-connected-ai-tools/).

## When to use it [#when-to-use-it]

Ask agents to use Ramp when preparing a finance review or catching up on your expenses. For example:

```text
Show me our top software vendors by spend this quarter.
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```text
Find my transactions missing receipts and list what I need to upload.
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```text
Summarize the bills awaiting my approval. Don't approve or reject anything.
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```text
Check our expense policy for a planned team dinner costing $300.
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