Ramp API Integration to Salesforce via Screen Share
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have to wire Ramp directly into my Salesforce org today and must keep the environment closed, so you will work live over a screen-share session only. The goal is to surface Ramp’s expense management, card-transaction tracking, and reimbursement processing inside Salesforce, using the fully documented REST endpoints Ramp provides.
During the session you will:
• Write and test the Apex classes, callouts, and custom metadata needed to authenticate and pull Ramp transaction data.
• Create (or adjust) the objects, fields, and flows that will store and display those transactions in Lightning pages.
• Set up error handling, governor-limit safeguards, and simple logging so I can maintain the code after you leave.
I already have the Ramp API keys, OAuth details, and full documentation ready to share on the call. No credentials for my org will leave my machine; everything happens while I mirror the IDE to you.
Acceptance criteria
– Successful callout retrieving sample transaction data from Ramp and saving it to the designated custom object.
– Visible list view or Lightning component that shows those transactions alongside related Salesforce records.
– Clean, commented Apex code handed over before the session ends.
If you are comfortable building Salesforce integrations in real time, can start within the next few hours, and are fine working through remote control/screen share only, let’s get this wired up.
During the session you will:
• Write and test the Apex classes, callouts, and custom metadata needed to authenticate and pull Ramp transaction data.
• Create (or adjust) the objects, fields, and flows that will store and display those transactions in Lightning pages.
• Set up error handling, governor-limit safeguards, and simple logging so I can maintain the code after you leave.
I already have the Ramp API keys, OAuth details, and full documentation ready to share on the call. No credentials for my org will leave my machine; everything happens while I mirror the IDE to you.
Acceptance criteria
– Successful callout retrieving sample transaction data from Ramp and saving it to the designated custom object.
– Visible list view or Lightning component that shows those transactions alongside related Salesforce records.
– Clean, commented Apex code handed over before the session ends.
If you are comfortable building Salesforce integrations in real time, can start within the next few hours, and are fine working through remote control/screen share only, let’s get this wired up.