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Keep your data. Retire the fragile spreadsheet.

We clean your Excel and CSV history, migrate it into a relational database, and give your team a web interface that blocks the mistakes spreadsheets allow.

Scattered Excel files

One validated database

The problem

A shared spreadsheet works until several people edit it

Spreadsheets are excellent personal tools. Used as a multi-user operating system, they break. Staff edit the same file at the same time, and version conflicts, broken formulas, overwritten records and corrupted files follow. When something goes wrong, nobody can trace who changed what.

Our approach

Your history, cleaned and moved into a system that protects it

We review, sanitise, normalise and migrate your historical records into a secure relational schema, then protect them with a web interface that blocks common entry errors.

  1. Step 1

    Audit

    We review your spreadsheets and the way your team uses them.

  2. Step 2

    Clean

    We sanitise, normalise and deduplicate your historical records.

  3. Step 3

    Migrate

    We load the data into a normalised PostgreSQL relational schema with full referential integrity.

  4. Step 4

    Protect

    We wrap it in a web interface with validation rules that stop negative stock entries, duplicate order numbers and accidental row deletions.

What you get

Data hygiene, normalisation and deduplication of legacy Excel and CSV records

Which means: You start on a clean foundation, not a copy of old errors.

Migration to relational PostgreSQL with complete referential integrity

Which means: Every record links correctly to the records it depends on.

Form-level input validation

Which means: Operators cannot enter the mistakes that corrupt your numbers.

Complete preservation of historical customer, transaction and inventory data

Which means: Your history comes with you.

Your data stays yours

You own 100% of your operational data and your custom application code. You can export your data at any time in open formats, PostgreSQL or CSV.

Tell us about the spreadsheet everyone is afraid to touch

Tell the founders how your team uses it today. We will explain what the migration involves.