David Senra

Here's an interesting question to think about.

If your finance team suddenly had an extra week every month, what would you have them work on?

Most CFOs don't know because their finance teams are grinding it out on lost expense reports, invoice coding, and tracking down receipts until the last possible minute.

That's exactly the problem that Ramp set out to solve.

Looking at the parts of finance, everyone quietly hates and asking why are humans doing any of this?

Turns out they don't need to.

Ramp's AI handles 85% of expense reviews automatically with 99% accuracy.

which means your finance team stops being the department that processes stuff and starts being the team that thinks about stuff.

Here's the real shift.

Companies using ramp aren't just saving time, they're reallocating it.

While competitors spend two weeks closing their books, you're already planning next quarter.

While they're cleaning up spreadsheets, you're thinking about new pricing strategy, new markets, and where the next dollar of ROI comes from.

That difference compounds.

Go to ramp.com slash invest to try ramp and see how much leverage your team gains when the work you have to do stops getting in the way of the work that you want to do.

Investing is hard.

It's an apprenticeship industry with messy data, complicated workflows, and decisions that demand judgment.

Investing needs specialized AI, and that's why I'm so excited about Rogo.

Rogo is an AI platform purpose-built for Wall Street, not a generic chatbot, but a suite of agents designed around how bankers and investors actually work, from sourcing, diligence, and modeling, to turning analysis into deliverables.

Finance requires deep domain expertise far beyond your average chatbot.

As listeners of this podcast know, every investment firm is unique, with its own thesis, internal notes, templates, and ways of investing.