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# Ramp

Read-only access to Ramp corporate card transactions, cards, employees, departments, and spend limits.

## What It Enables

| Tool                | Capability | Description                                                                                      |
| ------------------- | ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `list_transactions` | `read`     | List card transactions, filterable by date range, cardholder, department, card, state, or amount |
| `list_cards`        | `read`     | List virtual or physical cards with their spend limit and holder                                 |
| `list_users`        | `read`     | List employees with name, email, role, status, and department                                    |
| `list_departments`  | `read`     | List departments with IDs for use as filters                                                     |
| `list_spend_limits` | `read`     | List spend limits (funds) with balances and members                                              |

This connector is permanently read-only. Ramp's API can issue cards and move money — none of that is exposed here.

## Setup

**Required:** Ramp OAuth client ID and client secret.

**Where to find it:** Ramp → **Developer** → create an OAuth app with read-only scopes (`transactions:read`, `cards:read`, `users:read`, `departments:read`, `funds:read`).

1. In the Notara dashboard, go to **Tools**.
2. Click the **Ramp** tile.
3. In Ramp's Developer portal, create an OAuth application and copy the client ID and client secret.
4. Paste both values into the connector fields and click **Verify & Save**.

Your client secret is encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM.

## Example Prompts

> "How much has the engineering team spent on SaaS tools this month?"

> "Show me all transactions over $500 from last week."

> "What's the remaining balance on the marketing spend limit?"


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