Ramp updated its privacy policy to replace the term 'Personal Information' with 'Personal Data' throughout, restructured section headings and numbering, added a new section on 'Automated Decision-Making and Artificial Intelligence', and updated the policy's effective date from July 24, 2026 to August 21, 2026. The policy also expanded the list of services covered to include 'banking', 'accounts receivable', 'Token Spend Management', 'Stack', and 'Glass', and added a reference to a separate 'Router Privacy Notice' for data collected through Router. These changes are primarily terminological and organizational, with the substantive scope of data collection and processing remaining substantially similar.
The updated policy replaces 'Personal Information' with 'Personal Data' throughout and reorganizes section headings, but does not materially alter what data Ramp collects, how it uses that data, or what rights users have. The policy now explicitly covers additional services including banking, accounts receivable, Token Spend Management, Stack, and Glass. A new section on 'Automated Decision-Making and Artificial Intelligence' has been added, though the diff does not show its full content. The effective date has been updated to August 21, 2026.
New section added to disclose algorithmic and AI processing; full content not visible in diff.
Expanded to explicitly cover banking, accounts receivable, Token Spend Management, Stack, and Glass services.
Added reference to separate privacy notice for data collected through Router product.
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This change is primarily organizational and terminological. The shift from 'Personal Information' to 'Personal Data' aligns with GDPR and UK GDPR terminology conventions. The addition of a dedicated section on automated decision-making and AI may …
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