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Records you can trust

Data cleanup & migration

Make “customer” and “deal” mean the same thing everywhere — so reporting, automation, and handovers finally line up.

Align what “customer” and “deal” mean, dedupe with rules people sign off on, then migrate in batches with checks and rollback — so dashboards and automation finally agree.

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Clay-style data cleanup — sorting cards and folders at a desk
Dedupe everyone agrees on
Signed rulesDedupe everyone agrees on
Validation + rollback path
ReceiptsValidation + rollback path
Short post-go-live window
HypercareShort post-go-live window

Start here

Clean data is what makes automation stick.

If any of these sound familiar, this service is likely worth exploring.

01

Dashboards nobody trusts

We align field ownership and definitions so the chart matches what frontline teams see in their tools.

02

Automation keeps “fixing” bad data

Stop encoding exceptions in Zapier rows — clean once, then automate on a stable foundation.

03

Mergers, migrations, new CRMs

Inventory, mapping tables, and validation you can show auditors or execs — not just hope it worked.

What you get

A clear result, not a box of technical parts

We agree on the business outcome first. The tools, scope, and timeline follow from that.

  • Definitions people sign off on

    Golden rules for dedupe and fields — agreed before merge scripts touch production.

  • Cutover with receipts

    Batch loads, reconciliation, and a written rollback — so go-live isn’t a leap of faith.

  • Hypercare that finishes

    Short, intense window after launch to catch stragglers — then steady-state ownership is clear.

The plan

What we'll work through together

Bad data quietly taxes every team: double sends, wrong pipeline stages, forecasts nobody trusts. We inventory fields and owners, write golden rules stakeholders actually approve, then cut over with reconciliation you can show in a meeting — not hope and spreadsheets.

Tools we can connect

  • Airtable
  • Monday.com
  • AWS

What to bring

  • Define “customer” / “deal” before merges — semantic arguments are cheaper on a whiteboard than in SQL.
  • Keep a read-only snapshot of the old world; the weird question always arrives after you thought you were done.

How it works

Four simple steps from problem to launch

You always know what we're doing, what you need to review, and what happens next.

  1. Inventory & intent

    Systems, field owners, and the behaviours each attribute is supposed to have in plain language.

  2. Golden rules

    Deduping and normalisation workshops — decisions captured so engineering isn’t guessing.

  3. Cutover with receipts

    Batch loads, reconciliation reports, and a written rollback if numbers don’t line up.

  4. Steady after go‑live

    Short hypercare: spot checks, alerts, and focused time to chase stragglers without burning out the business.

What changes

The practical difference after launch

These are the improvements we design toward. We define the exact measures with you during discovery.

  • Reporting that matches what frontline teams see in their tools
  • Faster, safer onboarding of vendors, integrations, and new hires to data
  • Fewer late-night “which number is true?” incidents after big launches

This is usually a good fit if…

  • Post-merger stacks where two truths about the same customer still exist
  • CRM or ERP migrations with years of messy history in the wings
  • Anyone about to automate or stand up BI on data they don’t quite trust yet

Common questions

What you may want to know before we talk

Plain answers to the questions that usually come up first.

We sequence freezes where they’re unavoidable and use deltas elsewhere. The plan is always explicit about read/write windows.

Next step

Ready to scope this?

Use the structured brief at /start — or send a short note via contact if you prefer.

Clean data before the next big bet

Whether you’re migrating, automating, or rolling out BI — we’ll outline risk, sequence, and what “good enough to ship” means for your org.