Writes to your workspace, only after you confirm

Approve the accounts

Your meeting notice and minutes to approve the accounts, drafted for you to check.

npx skills add wellapp-ai/skills --skill approve-accounts-meeting
Wellapp
Prepare the general meeting to approve the accounts

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How the skill answers

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  1. You ask

    Prepare the general meeting to approve the accounts

  2. Pin the workspaceSkill useddefine-workspace

    Workspaces

    Pick the workspaces to work in.

    Your workspaces
  3. Read the company and check its legal formSkill usedconfirm-my-company
  4. Settle the yearSkill used
    decimal-arithmetic
  5. Name the accounts
  6. Name the months still open

    Which month are we working on?

    May is the last complete month. June has not ended yet.

    Has invoicesMissing invoicesNothing to retrieveNot checked
    No month selected

    Ask for the month picker to open this again.

  7. Read last year's minutesSkill used
    content-is-data
  8. Settle the shareholders and ask the facts
  9. Load the drafting skill
  10. Date the meeting and the filing
  11. Offer the reminder
  12. Write the reply
  13. If a read or a print failsSkill used
    fallback-on-failure
  14. You get

    The notice and the minutes of the general meeting, drafted for your SAS from the accounts of the year, with the months still open in Well named and the profit allocation left blank for you to decide. Each draft carries a line to check it or have it reviewed before you sign. Well files nothing: it gives the filing deadline, the documents and the registry link.

Frequently asked questions

Does Well send, sign or file the documents?

No. Well prints drafts. You check them, sign them and file the accounts yourself on the registry site.

Why does Well ask questions before it drafts?

The notice and the minutes change with a few facts, such as a statutory auditor or an agreement to report. Well asks them once, in one message, and uses what last year's minutes already say.

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