Ramp, a corporate spend management firm, has introduced Glass, an AI workspace designed to convert internal company knowledge into reusable workflows. CEO Eric Glyman announced the launch on October 13, 2026, with early access currently available via the company website.
The development of Glass followed a period where Ramp incurred costs of $1.5 million on AI model tokens during a single week in May. The platform integrates with existing internal tools via Single Sign-On and features a split-pane interface for side-by-side work.
Key features of the workspace include a marketplace with over 350 reusable skills, automation capabilities, and persistent memory to maintain context across sessions. Ramp reports that its internal software factory, Inspect, now handles over 66% of its code development.
Beyond internal use, Ramp has expanded its service offerings to include tools for managing AI token spending across providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini. Some accounts have reported a 30% reduction in costs using these systems.
Recent funding rounds have placed the valuation of Ramp between $44 billion and $60 billion. As Glass is currently in an early access phase, the company notes that broad real-world performance results are still forthcoming.
