Service 2

Import, Export, and Data Cleanup Fixes

Best for teams with fragile data flows that are creating avoidable manual correction, failed imports, or broken exports.

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  • Typical delivery: mapping and cleanup corrections
  • Best with sample input and failed output examples
  • Includes repeatable processing guidance

Who this is for

  • Operations teams handling repeated import and export cycles
  • Agencies inheriting unstable data-handling logic
  • Applications with known mapping and validation faults

Not included

  • Large data platform replacement projects
  • Unbounded data warehouse redesign
  • Open support commitments after delivery

Problems this service solves

  • CSV import failures and incomplete records
  • Duplicate records and broken deduplication
  • Incorrect field mapping between systems
  • Exports with malformed or missing values
  • Cleanup routines that are difficult to repeat safely

What is delivered

  • Corrected mapping and processing logic
  • Repeatable cleanup path where practical
  • Clear notes on assumptions and edge cases
  • Handover guidance for ongoing internal use

Typical examples

Issue Contained fix Operational result
CSV import creates duplicate entities Adjust matching and deduplication criteria Cleaner data with fewer manual merges
Field mapping changed in source file Update mapping rules and validation checks More predictable import outcomes
Export omitted required downstream fields Correct export shaping and null handling Reduced downstream correction work

Pricing approach

Data cleanup work is usually fixed-price once sample data and failure paths are reviewed. A diagnostic is used where import risk is unclear.

Projects typically start from £350.

Agency overflow work from £295/day.

Optional paid diagnostic: £95-£125.

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How work starts

  1. 1. Diagnostic

    Review sample input and output behaviour, then confirm failure patterns.

  2. 2. Scoped proposal

    Define contained correction scope, assumptions, and delivery approach.

  3. 3. Delivery

    Implement fixes, verify with representative data, and hand over clean notes.