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Refine messy data: five spellings become one

Duplicate entries, free text, customers in five spellings: Onagero puts it in order. Your experts confirm the rules, and every value keeps a visible source.

Today

  • Mueller LtdERP
  • Müller Ltd.spreadsheet
  • MUELLER LTDlegacy system
  • Muellerfree text
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Onagero orders

  • Spot duplicatessame customers, same items
  • Unify spellingsone per entry
  • Free text into fieldsdefect, quantity, item
  • Your experts confirmevery rule
order

Clean data

Customers, cleaned

  • The source of every valueand the rule that changed it

How it works

  1. 1

    Show the sources

    ERP exports, spreadsheets, legacy systems: Onagero reads what you release.

  2. 2

    Suggest rules

    Onagero spots duplicates, spellings and details in free text and suggests rules. Your experts confirm or correct them.

  3. 3

    Keep working cleanly

    The confirmed rules then run on every new delivery by themselves. Every value shows where it came from.

Typical cases

Customers and suppliers

One name in five spellings becomes one entry, with all its orders behind it.

Item numbers

With and without prefix, with spaces, from two systems: one number per item.

Complaint texts

Defect, item and quantity from the free text into fields of their own.

What you can rely on

  • Nothing is changed silently: every rule is visible, and every change is a version.
  • Your source systems stay unchanged. Cleaning happens in a separate copy.
  • What stays unclear is marked as open, not guessed.

Onagero.
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Common questions

Does Onagero change our data in the ERP?

No. Cleaning happens in a separate copy; your ERP stays as it is.

Who decides what belongs together?

Your experts. Onagero suggests, they confirm or correct.

What happens to new data?

The confirmed rules run on every new delivery by themselves.