“We actually go and try to measure clients' calendars. How much time do they actually spend in the app? … we’re obsessing over how do we get you out of RAMP?”

Joe Lonsdale: American Optimist · Ep 166: Eric Glyman on Ramp's Meteoric Growth, Selling Outcomes vs Products, and the Future of White-Collar Work

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Built a system that blocks out-of-policy spend and measures how much time clients spend in the app, then returns that time to users

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