Cost Control & Spend Management
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Export spend data from Ramp to Sastrify Print
Modified on: Wed, 17 Sep, 2025 at 4:10 PM
This article guides Ramp users on how to export their spend data and import it into Sastrify as an accounting export file. By uploading the accounting export from Ramp, Sastrify can set up and populate your tool stack and spend data for initial setup. You can also upload spend data at regular intervals (e.g., monthly or quarterly) to keep your information current and updated.
How to export data from Ramp
Follow these steps to export:
Navigate to Accounting → Bill Payments
Select the bills you want to export
Click the "Export" button
Choose CSV format
Download the generated file
There are 3 scenarios you'll encounter when exporting:
Bill is open, exported, then paid in Ramp
If the bill is open and unpaid, it can be exported.
Once paid, only the payment portion will be available for export.
Bill is open, paid in Ramp, then exported
If exported after payment, both the bill and payment are exported together.
Bill is open, marked as paid outside of Ramp
Ramp exports the open bill, but no payment data is included.
You will need to manually match the payment in your accounting system.
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