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Ramp MCP server
OfficialRamp MCP is the official Model Context Protocol server for Ramp, with OAuth. Connect it through the Speakeasy MCP Gateway and agents such as Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT can read financial data for spend analysis through one governed URL, with SSO, RBAC, and a full audit trail.
Sales & CRM0 toolsAuth: oauth
Behind the MCP Gateway
Run Ramp MCP behind the MCP Gateway
One URL for every agent, sign-in through your IdP, RBAC down to the tool, and every Ramp call inspected and logged.
Tools
The registry has not published a tool list for this server yet. Behind the MCP Gateway it still gets SSO, role-based access, and an audit trail of every call.
Questions
What is a Ramp MCP server?
A Ramp MCP server exposes Ramp to AI agents as Model Context Protocol tools. Instead of a custom integration per agent, any MCP client can connect to the server and call its tools to work with Ramp. The server in this catalog is the official Ramp MCP server, which authenticates with OAuth.
What can you do with Ramp MCP?
Agents can read financial data for spend analysis. The registry has not published an individual tool list for this server yet, so no tools are shown on this page.
Why put Ramp MCP behind an MCP gateway?
Connecting the Ramp MCP server directly to each client means a separate credential per developer, no inventory of who can reach Ramp through an agent, and no record of what agents did with it. An MCP gateway sits between every agent and the Ramp server, so sign-in runs through your identity provider, role-based access decides which teams can call which Ramp tools, and every call is inspected and logged in one place. The Speakeasy MCP Gateway applies those controls to Ramp and to every other server in your catalog.
How do you connect Ramp MCP through a gateway?
Add the Ramp server from the Speakeasy MCP catalog and every agent reaches it through one gateway URL, next to the rest of your approved servers. Authentication uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration, sign-in runs through your identity provider, and role-based access controls decide which teams can use which Ramp tools. Every prompt, response, and tool call is inspected and logged at the gateway.
How is this different from an unofficial Ramp MCP?
Community-built Ramp MCP servers wrap the same Ramp surface but are not vendor-maintained, and most authenticate with a static credential that gives an agent everything the credential owner can touch. This catalog lists the official Ramp MCP server, which uses OAuth. Running it behind the Speakeasy MCP Gateway adds SSO, role-based access, and an audit trail of every call.