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Suspend cards for a departed employee in Ramp

Automatically suspend a departed employee’s Ramp cards from a Slack request with Stepwork. Every physical and virtual card is suspended, and open subscriptions are noted.

Matt SilvaEngineering Lead

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Use case
Employee offboardingOps
Best for
Finance Operations Manager, IT Administrator
Applications used
  • Ramp
  • Slack
Business outcome
Risk reduction

On this page

  1. The problem
  2. The outcome
  3. The process
  4. Why Stepwork
  5. Similar use cases
  6. FAQ
Ops
  • Ramp

Suspend cards in Ramp

One Slack request. No spending power left behind.

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The problem

They left. Their card did not.

Offboarding checklists cover laptops and accounts, and corporate cards fall through. Finance often finds out a card is still live when a charge appears after the person’s last day.

Virtual cards are easy to miss, and some carry subscriptions the team still needs. Suspending everything by hand means hunting through each card and hoping nothing breaks.

The outcome

No departed employee keeps live spending power

Stepwork suspends every physical and virtual card for the departing employee in Ramp and notes the open subscriptions tied to them. The run records who asked and when the cards were suspended, as part of employee offboarding.

Employee offboarding
  • Every physical and virtual card is suspended.
  • Open subscriptions on those cards are listed in the reply.
  • An email that matches nobody stops the run.

The process

From Slack request to suspended cards

A teammate posts the departing employee in Slack. Stepwork suspends their cards in Ramp, in the same order every time.

  1. Step 1

    Request it in Slack

    A teammate posts the departing employee’s work email in the offboarding channel. That message starts the flow, and Stepwork records who asked and when.

  2. Step 2

    Find their cards

    Stepwork signs in to Ramp and lists every physical and virtual card held by that employee. If the email matches nobody, the run stops.

  3. Step 3

    Suspend each card

    Stepwork suspends each card and notes any open subscriptions charged to it, so the team can move the ones it still needs.

  4. Step 4

    Confirm and reply in Slack

    Stepwork checks that no card is left active, then posts the result and the subscription list back in Slack.

    Suspended · 3 cards · 2 subscriptions noted

Suspended · 3 cards · 2 subscriptions noted

Why Stepwork

Cards close with the rest of offboarding

Stepwork runs the suspend path you recorded in Ramp. Cards end on the same request as everything else, not when the next charge shows up.

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Similar use cases

Similar use cases

  • Deactivate user account in OktaSigns into the Okta admin console, locates the user by email, deactivates the account, and confirms the status change ended all SSO sessions.Learn more
  • Lock and wipe a device on offboard in JamfSends a remote lock and wipe command to a departing employee's Mac and confirms command status.Learn more
  • Remove license and convert mailbox to shared in Microsoft 365Converts a departed user's mailbox to a shared mailbox and removes their paid license in the admin center.Learn more

FAQ

Common questions

  • Post their work email in Slack. Stepwork finds every physical and virtual card they hold in Ramp, suspends each one, and lists the open subscriptions.
  • Charges on a suspended card decline, so Stepwork lists those subscriptions in the Slack reply. Someone can then move the ones the team still needs to another card.
  • No. This flow only acts on Ramp cards. Deactivating the user account in Okta, or locking and wiping their Mac in Jamf, is a separate flow.
    Deactivate user account in OktaLock and wipe a device on offboard in Jamf

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Bring one. We will show you what it looks like as a flow and what each run records.

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