Your AI companion for Ramp helps finance teams review the story behind spend, not just the transaction.
A transaction review is slower when the Ramp page, receipt, policy, and approval chat are all separate. Strawberry works from the signed-in Ramp browser context and related materials you select; it does not claim a native Ramp integration.
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Review the reason for spend, not only the amount.
A category label can be useful, but it does not settle whether a purchase was appropriate, approved, or correctly documented. Strawberry can gather the selected evidence into a more careful review.
02
Make policy checks specific enough to act on.
Pairing a Ramp transaction with the actual policy language turns a vague concern into a question an authorized owner can resolve.
03
Avoid turning review into unapproved finance action.
Card controls, reimbursements, vendor details, and accounting outcomes are consequential, so Strawberry should prepare the work rather than decide or execute it.
04
Give spend review a consistent operating pattern.
Package the Ramp evidence checklist as a skill and let a routine prepare the relevant pages for the person who owns the weekly review.
No. Strawberry can work with the signed-in Ramp pages and related browser context you choose to make available.
Yes. Open the selected transactions, receipts, and policy material, then ask Strawberry for an evidence-linked exceptions review.
Yes. Save the selected Ramp review as a skill and schedule a routine to prepare the next set of browser evidence.
Yes. Open the selected Ramp transactions, receipts, and policy material, and Strawberry can prepare a source-linked review of missing evidence, policy exceptions, or follow-up questions.
Strawberry can prepare an approval brief from the selected Ramp evidence, but a responsible owner must review the transaction, policy basis, and financial consequence before approving it.
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