Connect Ramp to Town
The weekly spend update drafted, missing receipts chased, and any charge answered, straight from your Ramp transactions, cards, and receipts. A secure connection to your Ramp account. Nothing to install.
Bud read the week's Ramp transactions and drafted the spend update for your CEO.
See it work: a routine built on your Ramp spend
Draft the Friday spend recap for my CEO
Set it up once. Send it when you're ready.
Open Integrations in Town
Go to Integrations in your Town workspace (free to create) and find Ramp.
Authorize the connection
Sign in to Ramp when prompted. Town's Ramp tools read your transactions, cards, receipts, and vendors. Nothing to install or configure.
Ask about any charge
Done — spend updates drafted, missing receipts chased, and any transaction answered the moment you ask.
Routines that use Ramp
Ready-made routines from the Town library, built on Ramp. Install one and tailor it to how you work.
Just ask your Townie
Ramp runs your cards and spend. Town turns the activity into updates, nudges, and answers, without opening the dashboard.
“What was that $1,900 charge at Marriott?”
Answered with the card, the cardholder, and the receipt, in seconds.
“Break down Q2 spend by department.”
Totals from your Ramp transactions, written up in Town's editor.
“Send Casey the receipts from the March conference trip.”
Gathered from Ramp and drafted into an email.
Ramp integration FAQ
Town's Ramp integration is a secure connection to your Ramp account through Town's Ramp tools. Your Townie can read your transactions, cards, receipts, users, and vendors, then turn them into spend updates, receipt nudges, and answers about any charge. You authorize it from Town's Integrations page by signing in to Ramp; no API keys or setup.
Town only reads Ramp data when you (or a routine you configured) ask for it, and access is scoped to your account. Anything Town drafts from it — spend updates, receipt nudges — waits for your approval. Read more about how Town approaches security.
Very little. Day to day the connection reads: transactions, cards, receipts, vendors, users. The one exception is issuing a virtual card when you ask for one, and like every action that touches a system your team depends on, it's held for your approval before anything is created.
Your transactions, cards, receipts, vendors, transfers, users, departments, locations, business entities, and accounting fields, read on demand. Under the hood these are Town's Ramp tools: list transactions, list cards, list receipts, list vendors, and more. Reimbursements, bills, and bank accounts aren't covered yet.
You need a Ramp account (your Ramp admin may need to authorize the connection) and a Town account — free to start. The Ramp connection works on every Town plan.
Ramp is your corporate card and spend management platform: it issues the cards, sets the controls, and books the expenses. Town is an AI assistant that acts on that activity — the spend update drafted, the receipts chased, any charge answered — without you opening the dashboard.
What is Ramp?
Ramp is the finance platform built around corporate cards. It issues the cards, enforces the spend controls, collects the receipts, and automates the bookkeeping behind every purchase your company makes.
Ramp runs the spend; Town reports on it. Connected, your card activity becomes the weekly update, the receipt nudge, and the instant answer, wherever you work.
