Ramp Contracts Feature Request

The current workflow left teams scattered. Vendor agreements lived in Google Drive. Renewal dates hid inside spreadsheets. Approval steps lacked visibility. Any engineer looking at the data model saw the same flaw—contracts were not first-class citizens in Ramp’s ecosystem.

A contracts feature request is not just a wishlist item. It’s a call for structured storage, search, and lifecycle tracking. It means adding entities for contract metadata: start dates, end dates, counterparty info, renewal terms. It calls for permission rules so finance, legal, and operations can see what they need without exposing sensitive data. It demands reminders that hit Slack or email before the renewal window slips.

Done well, Ramp contracts would integrate tightly with expense tracking and vendor management. This means linking transactions to contract IDs, flagging spend anomalies in real time, and attaching contract PDFs directly to relevant entries. The feature would also support version history, keeping every amendment visible for audits.

Prioritizing this request requires detailing the business impact. Missed renewals cost money. Poor visibility increases risk. Manual tracking burns engineering time. A native contracts feature inside Ramp would solve all three in one push.

The implementation path is straightforward: define the schema, build CRUD endpoints, connect to notifications, roll out a UI for contract search and filtering. Then measure adoption and iterate based on user feedback.

Ramp Contracts Feature Request is more than a bullet in a backlog—it’s a strategic step toward a unified spend and agreement management system.

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