One-click enrichment | Well
| Company name | Registered name | Trade name | Domain | Country | Industry | Employees | VAT number | HQ city | Primary contact | Invoices | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Stripe |
Stripe, Inc. | Stripe | stripe.com | US 47-1693 | P Patrick Collison |
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| 2 | Qonto |
Qonto SAS | Paris | A Alexandre Prot |
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| 3 | Mercury |
Mercury | mercury.com | Banking | 700 | San Francisco | +9 |
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| 4 | Slack |
Slack Technologies, LLC | Communication | San Francisco | |||||||
| 5 | Xero |
Xero | xero.com | 4,500 | NZ 102-481 | Wellington | S Sukhinder Singh |
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| 6 | Pennylane |
Pennylane | pennylane.com | Accounting | A Arthur Waller |
+12 |
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| 7 | HSBC |
United Kingdom | Banking | 220,000 | |||||||
| 8 | Asana |
Asana, Inc. | United States | Productivity | 1,800 | US 38-4729 | |||||
| 9 | Sage |
Newcastle | S Steve Hare |
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| 10 | Dropbox |
Dropbox | Storage | San Francisco | D Drew Houston |
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| 11 | N Notion |
Notion Labs, Inc. | Notion | notion.so | San Francisco | ||||||
| 12 | L Linear |
Linear | United States | 60 | San Francisco | K Karri Saarinen |
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| 13 | F Figma |
Figma, Inc. | Figma | figma.com | United States | Design | US 46-2817 | D Dylan Field |
+6 |
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| 14 | V Vercel |
Vercel Inc. | Vercel | vercel.com | United States | 550 | US 82-4401 |
How enrichment works
Parallel data collection
- Website, social profiles, and government registries queried simultaneously
- No sequential tab-hopping. Well fans out to all sources at once
- 150+ data providers checked in a single request
AI extraction
- Claude processes every source, extracts structured fields, normalizes formats
- E.164 phones, ISO country codes, standardized tax IDs
- Real comprehension, not keyword matching
Relationship building
- Auto-links companies to people, emails, phone numbers, locations, and tax IDs
- One enrichment builds the full entity graph, not just a flat record
- Cross-referenced with your existing data automatically
150+ sources, one request
Well queries company websites, government registries, social networks, and business databases in parallel, not sequentially.
Company data, contacts, tax IDs, social profiles, locations. Pulled from 150+ sources and structured in seconds, not hours.
FAQs
What data sources does Well use for enrichment?
Well queries 150+ data providers simultaneously, including company websites, government registries, social networks (LinkedIn, Twitter), business databases, and business data sources. Each enrichment checks all relevant sources in parallel.
How accurate is the enriched data?
Well cross-references multiple sources for each field and uses AI to resolve conflicts. When sources disagree, Well flags the discrepancy and provides the most reliable value with source attribution so you can verify.
Can I enrich only specific fields instead of everything?
Yes. You can configure which fields to enrich per enrichment run. If you only need tax IDs and contact emails, Well will focus on those fields and skip the rest, saving time and API credits.
What does enrichment cost per company?
Enrichment is included in all paid plans with a monthly credit allowance. Each enrichment consumes one credit regardless of how many fields are filled. Additional credits are available as add-ons.
Is enrichment GDPR compliant?
Yes. Well only enriches from publicly available sources and business registries. No personal data is scraped without a legal basis. All enriched data is stored in your workspace with full audit trails.
How often is enriched data refreshed?
You can re-enrich any company at any time. Well also supports scheduled re-enrichment to keep your data fresh: daily, weekly, or monthly depending on your plan.
What happens if a source returns conflicting data?
Well uses AI to evaluate source reliability and recency. The most trustworthy value is set as the primary, and all alternatives are preserved with source attribution so you always have the full picture.