Use “Ramp transaction review brief” in Recued. It provides a read-only Ramp transaction-review brief.

How it works 11 steps

Inspect the data fetches, transforms, gates, and output this recipe runs.

Process (11 steps)

◆ transactions_raw recued-core.ramp.transaction.search

Search transaction on ramp

◆ users_raw recued-core.ramp.user.search

Search user on ramp

◆ departments_raw recued-core.ramp.department.search

Search department on ramp

◆ locations_raw recued-core.ramp.location.search

Search location on ramp

◆ funds_raw recued-core.ramp.fund.search

Search fund on ramp

◆ programs_raw recued-core.ramp.spend_program.search

Search spend program on ramp

■ transactions default

Apply default

■ transaction_count count

Count items in transactions

✦ summarize core.ai.summarize

AI generates a concise summary

■ transaction_table to_table

Format results as a data table

■ card to_summary

Format results as a summary card

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Output

summary card

table transaction_table

json users_raw.result

json funds_raw.result

json programs_raw.result

Settings 6 configurable

Configurable at install. Defaults shown — change them anytime in Recued.

focus setting = Summarize the visible Ramp transactions that need action. Separate approval blockers, missing memo or receipt evidence, policy violations, accounting-coding gaps, and sync readiness. Use user, department, location, fund, and spend-program context only when the IDs support the association. Do not invent facts outside the returned Ramp data.

entity id setting = [object Object]

max length setting = 1200

sync status setting = NOT_SYNC_READY

approval status setting = AWAITING_REVIEWER

transaction state setting = ALL