Data cleanup and validation
Turn recurring spreadsheets or exports into a consistent format, identify missing information, and separate records that need review.
Pierry Etienne
Software Engineer · Automation Services
I help bookkeeping firms and other professional-service businesses reduce repetitive work through focused automation. That can mean cleaning recurring exports, preparing consistent reports, or moving information between the tools your team already uses.
Focused improvements to recurring work.
Turn recurring spreadsheets or exports into a consistent format, identify missing information, and separate records that need review.
Reduce the manual steps required to prepare recurring operational reports while keeping the final review in your team’s hands.
Connect existing business tools so information can move reliably without repeated copying, pasting, and status updates.
A simple administrative routine.
A spreadsheet arrives with inconsistent names, dates, fields, or statuses.
The automation standardizes the file and checks defined business rules.
Your team receives a usable file plus a clear list of records needing attention.
Illustrative example only. Each routine is scoped around the client’s actual process, tools, and review requirements.
A small, defined starting point.
We discuss one recurring task, the current steps, and where time is being lost.
We agree on the input, expected output, exceptions, and boundaries before work begins.
I develop the routine and test it with representative, non-sensitive data.
You receive the working automation, documentation, and a clear review process.
Built for the way organizations actually work.
I’m a software engineer with six years of experience across backend systems, cloud platforms, data engineering, and integrations. My accounting and finance background also helps me understand the operational context behind administrative workflows. In my professional engineering work, I built an integration that reduced manual updates by approximately 90%.
The routines I build organize information, apply agreed rules, and flag exceptions. Your team retains responsibility for accounting records, financial decisions, approvals, and final review.
If there is an administrative process your team repeats every week or month, send me a brief description. I’ll let you know whether it looks like a practical automation candidate.