Well
“Well is the business context layer that captures your data, enriches it, and closes your books, so you can ask your business anything and get an answer or a chart.”
Well
“Well is the business context layer that captures your data, enriches it, and closes your books, so you can ask your business anything and get an answer or a chart.”
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Questions & answers
Who can close a period?
“A signed-in human who is an owner or admin of the workspace. The close endpoint refuses API keys and service principals, the close commit is never exposed as a model or MCP tool, and the MCP close-flow tools deliberately have no commit. Automation can suggest that a period is ready. It cannot close it.”
Can a closed period be reopened?
“No. There is no reopen path: a correction is a new adjustment entry in an open period. Any posting aimed at a closed period halts, and the halt is recorded with its reason.”
What does Well check before it locks?
“The close runs its gates in order and stops at the first failure. The named ones: source coverage is clean, no draft remains, every entry balances to the cent, every entry has at least one active line, and FX is finalized on every line.”
How is this different from HubSpot?
“HubSpot is a marketing and sales CRM — it tracks deals, emails, and pipeline stages. Well is a financial CRM — it enriches company profiles with real invoice data, payment history, and revenue from your actual business tools. No manual entry, no stale data.”
Can I import existing CRM data?
“Yes. You can import contacts and companies from CSV or connect directly to your existing CRM. Well will then layer business data on top — enriching every record with invoice history, payment behavior, and revenue attribution.”
What data gets enriched automatically?
“Company firmographics (legal name, address, tax ID, industry), financial relationships (invoices, payments, transactions), and AI-generated insights (revenue ranking, payment speed trends, risk signals). All sourced from your connected business tools and public registries.”
What tax jurisdictions are supported?
“Well supports 15+ tax jurisdictions across the EU, UK, and US. Tax IDs, VAT numbers, and compliance data are automatically validated and linked to company profiles.”
What can Well show me about my cash?
“Cash position across every account, average burn, runway in months, a cash forecast with a worst-case band, a cash-flow waterfall, and your cost structure by category. All computed live from your reconciled books.”
Does Well build a full P&L or balance sheet?
“Today Well focuses on cash analytics: position, burn, runway, forecast, waterfall, and cost structure. It does not yet roll your ledger into a P&L, balance sheet, or cash-flow statement.”
How is this different from a dashboard tool like Agicap or Pigment?
“Those tools import your actuals and ask you to build a model. Well computes the analysis directly on your reconciled books, with no data modeling and no implementation project. You ask in plain language instead of building dashboards.”
Where do the numbers come from?
“Well connects your bank and billing tools and reconciles them into your books. Each answer is computed from those posted entries at the moment you ask, and you can follow any figure back to the journal entry and the bank transaction behind it.”
What exactly do I have to type?
“Who to bill and what for. Something like "draft an invoice for Acme Corp, 2,500 for consulting, net 30" is enough.”
Can it invent an amount or a due date?
“No. Every field comes from what you supplied or from a record Well already holds. Nothing is guessed, and the totals on the PDF are recomputed from the line items, so the document cannot print a sum that disagrees with what it lists.”
What design do my invoices come out on?
“Two designs ship with Well: statement, a proportional document with hairline rules and two ink levels, and terminal, a monospace one inside a dashed frame. Statement is the default.”
How do recurring invoices work?
“You set the cadence once, monthly, quarterly, or a day you pick. Well issues the invoice on the day, renders it on your design, and sends it to the client.”
What happens when it does not know a line?
“The whole payslip stops, with the reason, and nothing posts until you confirm the label once. From then on every payslip that carries it posts. It also stops on a missing net pay, a gross that does not add up to its lines, a line whose side it cannot tell, and a month that is already locked.”
I pay myself one payslip a month. Is this overkill?
“One payslip is the case it was built for. Drop it, it posts to the ledger Well keeps for you, and the month can close without a second tool. Which pay channel your legal form requires is a question for your accountant: Well reads the payslip you were given, it does not infer the rule.”
Does Well run payroll or file anything?
“No. Your payroll tool computes the pay and files what goes with it. Well tells you what each payslip carried; it never files.”
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- Published
- 2026-10-20
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- 2026-10-20
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- Well: “Well is the business context layer that captures your data, enriches it, and closes your books, so you can ask your business anything and get an answer or a chart.”