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Ramp launches AI tool for complex enterprise finance workflows

Ramp launched Applied AI Solutions Wednesday, deploying AI agents across complex enterprise financial workflows that standard automation tools can't handle. The release follows last week's Ramp Stack rollout for accounting firms.

Ramp Launches AI Agents for Enterprise Financial Workflows

Ramp, a financial operations platform, released Applied AI Solutions on Wednesday, a tool designed to deploy AI agents across complex financial processes at large enterprises.

The offering targets workflows that standard automation tools cannot handle-those spanning multiple systems, bound by company-specific policies, or requiring human judgment when exceptions occur. Ramp combines finance expertise with dedicated resources to identify high-impact processes, extract the context AI agents need, and deploy them safely into production.

Ori Daniel, head of AI solutions at Ramp, said the tool addresses a core challenge in finance operations. "Every decision depends on buried layers of context: the policy, the vendor, the contract, the approval chain, and the exception history," Daniel said. "Applied AI Solutions helps enterprises capture that context and turn it into agents that can complete work safely, with the controls finance teams need."

Accounting Focus Expands AI Rollout

The announcement follows Ramp's release last week of Ramp Stack, an AI offering for accounting firms. That product focuses on automating work with full auditability, starting with the financial close.

Geoff Charles, Ramp's chief product officer, said accounting firms need more than another AI tool to manage. "They need something that actually does the work, with every decision reviewable and auditable," Charles said.

The timing reflects broader shifts in how enterprises approach AI. Finance teams increasingly expect AI systems to execute complete tasks rather than assist with individual steps, with full transparency for compliance and control.

Learn more about AI for Finance and AI Agents & Automation to understand how these technologies apply to your workflows.

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