Ramp Reviews

Ease of use and the mobile app has made expense reporting an easy process. Approvals are easy to review and allow for quick logging of expenses by GL codes.

WE really have not experienced any issues during transition and ongoing experiences with RAMP

Ramp was easy to implement. We were using the system within an hour. I love the flexibility and security of individual virtual vendor cards to control spending, My staff loves the convenience of submitting receipts and reimbursements.

I haven't found anything that I dislike.

I like the option it gives for corporate cards and spending. I’m not at a business size that is in need of that option at this time but if for some reason in the future I see my business growing I’ve definitely got ramp at the forefront of my consideration on what to use to track spending and cash flow automation.

It’s more suitable for larger businesses with more finance data to keep track of.

Very easy to use and submit expenses. Easy to track why expenses were submitted. Easy to upload receipts. Self explanatory.

Nothing. I love ramp. I have nothing negative to say.

The ease of use, the fact that we can sync multiple times a day, and the way we are able to view the transactions in Sage are all great features.

I don't have any major negative, we have had very positive feedback from everyone using it.

Ability to audit and approve expenses on the go. Bill pay integration with Xero for fast, easy reconciliation.

Nothing so far. Once we set up our internal processes for workflow and auditing it has been smooth sailing.

The ease of use is no doubt the best feature of RAMP. When running a company with multi-level departments our credit card program must work for us.

I have yet to have a bad experience with RAMP.

Easy to use, user-friendly. Streamlined process.

Minor issue with program integration. Unable to work 100% with current software.

It is very easy to upload receipts and keep everything organized.

I don't really have anything have any cons for Ramp.

The hours saved for our accounting department, chasing expense reports and missing receipts.

As far as functionality is concerned I disliked nothing, there has been one negative but i dont think it is RAMPs fault. I have had my credit card shut off and replaced about yearly.

Ramp is very intuitive and integrates well with other financial applications. The expense reimbursement platform has eliminated countless hours for our sales and customer service teams to focus on their clients versus administrative work. The internal controls and spend programs on ramp are well documented and places strong internal controls within the accounting department.

There is nothing I can say I do not like about Ramp, but only enhancement would be able to pass prepaid amortization journals to QB. If an expense is paid within Ramp via CC or BILL function, it can be coded to prepaid account, but the amortization journals have to be posted in QB. A strong control and time saver would be for Ramp to create the amortization rules and pass via API to QB to post.

Our employees are getting invoices in timely allowing for better company reporting and quicker external reimbursement requests.

Signing up new employees for cards is confusing as multiple ways to do it. Also not happy as one set of bank statements I have to load manually each month as they are in a treasury account not connected to you all.

We really like the automatic receipt matching for transactions, the visibility of ensuring that accounting requirements are met, and the real-time tracking of card spending.

One of the only struggles that we've had is keeping up with changes to the system. Where to find things is continuously moving and while the system does a decent job of informing us, sometimes it is challenging to find where certain actions have changed (sometimes things have been renamed, other times an action has moved to a different subcategory in the menu bar).

Ease of use for employees as well as the recon process

Journal entries it creates are nonsense and cause more work for me

The ease of use for the cardholders. Employees can take a picture of the receipt real time and enter a memo and department,

We can't upload to our Quickbooks Enterprise therefore, every transaction needs to be reentered again.

Being able to change the limits of each card holder.
Also, the speed of expense information being uploaded

There is nothing I dislike about Ramp at the moment.

So easy to use.
Interface.
Users do most of the work (receipts, manager approval etc).

Some of the receipt rules and accounting rules could use more customization

This is the single easiest platform for expenses and invoice payments I've used bar none.

Color's used in it and cheesy photos on some screens.

I like how easy it is to upload receipts and to fill in the required information for submitting them, either on my phone or or on my computer. I never imagined expenses could be done so easily

Sometimes, when I can't remember if i've submitted a receipt for reimbursement, searching through long lists of my expenses means it is hard to find if a receipt is in there or not.

My usage is just as a credit card. Its very easy to use for department spending. I can give access to my staff to use for supplies, etc. I receive spending update emails so I always know how much I've spent and how close I am to my monthly budget limit.

I have to enter documentation and receipts for purchases which takes time, but is not too bad.

Easy use and audit trail. History of spending easy to locate and drill down

Some times it is slow to respons, but that is normal for such software

I love the fact that ramp helps the business stay organized. It keeps track of my spending and stores the recepts i may need.

Nothing so far, everything has been great.

Easy process, quick feedback, and reminder, followed by closing cases that were in question

sometimes asking too much about text-confirmation when sign-in