I will clean merge and prepare product data for erp or ecommerce migration
Business Process Consultant , Workflow Expert
About this Gig
Do you have product information spread across multiple Excel or CSV files, with duplicate SKUs, inconsistent categories, missing attributes or conflicting descriptions?
I will clean, merge and structure your product data for an ERP, ecommerce or catalog migration.
My service can include:
Product data cleaning and standardization
Duplicate and inconsistency detection
Merge of multiple Excel or CSV sources
SKU, category and attribute mapping
Variant and product relationship preparation
Identification of missing or conflicting information
Delivery of a structured, import-ready dataset
This is not generic data entry. I analyze how the different sources represent the same products and create one coherent product structure.
Direct system import, complex bills of materials, image processing and custom integrations require a custom offer.
Please contact me before ordering if your files contain complex variants or more than 3,000 rows.
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FAQ
Can you work with Excel and CSV files?
Yes. I can clean, merge and restructure Excel and CSV product data files.
Do you import the data directly into my ERP or ecommerce platform?
No. The packages include preparation of the final dataset. Direct system import requires a custom offer.
Can you work with more products than the package includes?
Yes. Please contact me before ordering so I can evaluate the files and prepare a custom offer.
Can you manage product variants and attributes?
Yes. The Premium package can include variants and attributes when clear matching rules are available.
Can you recreate missing product information?
I identify missing or conflicting information, but I do not invent data. Any corrections requiring business decisions must be confirmed by the client.
What counts as a revision?
A revision covers adjustments based on the original requirements. New files, additional products or new transformation rules are not included.

