Business data quality

Entries go in one way. Bad ones are flagged and followed up.

Every person enters the same thing a different way, and the reports inherit it.

A bad or missing entry is marked, and the person responsible is emailed

You will recognise this if
Two people write the same customer name two ways, and a report counts them as two.
A date column holds dates, words and question marks.
A required field is blank and nobody finds out until someone needs it.
You ask for a number and the answer is that the sheet needs cleaning first.
The same person makes the same mistake again, and nobody has a record of it.

What gets built

  1. 1Forms for entering business data, built on the tools you already run, so data goes in one consistent way
  2. 2A check on every entry: bad or missing ones are flagged, the person responsible is emailed, and a compliance score is kept for each person
  3. 3Follow-up for people who repeat the same errors, so the fix reaches the person and the habit

How the work runs

Start with one kind of entry, such as a sales log or a stock sheet.

What changes afterwards

  • Your reports and dashboards run on entries that passed a check
  • The person who made a mistake gets an email naming the entry
  • You can see who enters clean data and who needs follow-up

Common questions

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Let’s talk about your situation.

A free intro call, to find where this work loses time and money, and where to start.

After it, a paid assessment has a fixed fee, agreed before it starts. The build is quoted once scope is agreed.