Capital Refinery
Capital Refinery vs Hebbia

A diligence accelerator is not a decision system.

Hebbia is excellent at one thing: getting answers out of a data room faster. The question Capital Refinery answers is the one that comes after — what happens to that intelligence the moment the wire goes through.

The honest read

What Hebbia does well, and where the line is.

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What Hebbia is built for

Generative search and synthesis across diligence documents.

Multi-document Q&A, citation-backed extraction, and analyst-grade synthesis on the contents of a data room. For deal teams under time pressure during diligence, it shortens the time from raw documents to a working understanding of a target.

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What it is not built for

Continuous decision governance after the deal closes.

Hebbia operates inside the diligence window. It does not maintain a structured investment record bound to the IC decision. It does not connect operator data flowing in post-close to the assumptions that justified the entry price. It is a diligence tool, not a decision system.

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Where Capital Refinery sits next to it

On the other side of close.

Capital Refinery starts where Hebbia ends. The structured investment record locks at IC. Operator updates are tested against the entry assumptions. Decision validity is a live score. The two systems are complementary — Hebbia accelerates entry, Capital Refinery governs the position.

Side by side

Where the lines fall.

CapabilityHebbiaCapital Refinery
Diligence-window document Q&AStrong — core capabilityNot the goal — uses deterministic extraction
Structured investment record at ICNoYes — bound at approval, with thesis and conditions
Operator data → entry assumption mappingNoYes — the data model
Decision validity scoringNoYes — live across the position
Time-to-consequence rankingNoYes — across the book
Provenance trail to source pageYes — strongYes — every figure has a candidate ID

See how the two fit together.

If your team already runs Hebbia for diligence, the natural next question is what governs the position after close. Bring us a deal you closed last quarter — we'll show you on real data.