Eric Glyman(@eglyman):A great product story should feel like the product. For Infinity Home Services, that meant showing a miniature construction site being assembled piece by piece - precise, tactile, a little surreal, and meticulous. Behind the visual: 200+ field purchases a day automatically coded to the right jobs, plus 90+ hours of AP work automated through Ramp Bill Pay. The details matter in construction. They matter in the work, too. The standard we’re chasing at @tryramp: genuinely useful work, made with care.

Eric Glyman

@eglyman

Co-Founder at Ramp (@tryramp). New York City. Previously co-founded Paribus (Acq. by Capital One).

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Eric Glyman@eglyman

2026.08.04 15:34

A great product story should feel like the product. For Infinity Home Services, that meant showing a miniature construction site being assembled piece by piece - precise, tactile, a little surreal, and meticulous. Behind the visual: 200+ field purchases a day automatically coded to the right jobs, plus 90+ hours of AP work automated through Ramp Bill Pay. The details matter in construction. They matter in the work, too. The standard we’re chasing at @tryramp: genuinely useful work, made with care.