Categorize your suppliers

Uncategorized suppliers make a cost breakdown lie by omission. The skill puts the companies behind your spend on a card, uncategorized first, and each one is tagged by picking from Well's own catalog. Every pick saves as you make it.

This skill writes data rather than only reporting on it. It shows you what it will do, and changes nothing until you confirm.

npx skills add wellapp-ai/skills --skill categorize-counterparties

Which suppliers have no category?

2 of 5 suppliers carry no category: AWS at €9,800 and Notion at €6,200.

How the skill answers

Every step of the run, in order, with the card each one returns. A step that hands its work to another skill says which one.

1. You ask

Which suppliers have no category? 2. Confirm the MCP server is configured 3. Confirm the tools, the workspace, and the scope Skill used define-workspace

Workspaces

Pick the workspaces to work in.

Your workspaces

Categorize Counterparties

A few counterparties need a category before the books can close.

AWS 6 transactions · €9,800.00

Notion 3 transactions · €6,200.00

Vercel 4 transactions · €12,400.00

Cloud hosting

Figma 2 transactions · €7,600.00

Design software

Slack 2 transactions · €5,200.00

Productivity software

2 counterparties still need a category: AWS, Notion.

2 counterparties left

2 of 5 suppliers carry no category: AWS at €9,800 and Notion at €6,200. Vercel, Figma and Slack are already tagged. Every category comes from Well's catalog, so nothing is invented to fill a gap.

Frequently asked questions

Does it guess the categories?

Only if you ask it to propose them, and never outside Well's catalog. Left alone, it shows you the gaps and you pick.

Is this the same as categorizing transactions?

No. This is the company behind the spend, not each individual line. One supplier categorized covers all of its transactions.

When does it matter most?

Before a month-end close or a cost breakdown. An uncategorized supplier is spend that quietly falls outside every category.