Quikirr’s Data Cleanup capabilities fix common issues in real-world customer data, streamlining the data preparation process. Each action refreshes your dashboards instantly and writes an auditable tab to the generated Excel workbook so every stakeholder can trace numbers back to the original data.


1 · Customer Consolidation

Quikirr helps identify and merge duplicate customer records:

  • Exact Name Matches – Detects records where customer names are identical.
  • Similar Name Matches – Identifies records with slight variations in customer names (e.g., “ABC Inc.” and “ABC Incorporated”) that may represent the same entity.

Both types of matches are presented in separate queues. Click Review to step through duplicates one‑by‑one or hit Accept All to apply Quikirr’s recommendations en masse.

Excel audit tabCust. Dedupe will regenerate the cube data with the consolidated customer entries, using the original tab as reference.


2 · Negative Value Handling

Refunds, chargebacks, or fat‑finger errors? Pick the strategy that fits your analysis:

OptionEffect in Excel
Leave as‑isKeeps negatives; formulas treat them as downsell / churn
Zero‑outRemoves the value entirely
Net‑OutOffsets against a matching positive (coming soon)

Excel audit tabNegatives flags every changed value and the action applied.


3 · Revenue Irregularities

Quikirr detects payment patterns, missing payments, and revenue spikes to help smooth revenue trends for clearer cohort charts. You can review these by customer, tweak individual months, or apply default resolutions. The following actions can be applied:

OptionEffect in Excel
Quarterly/Yearly SpreadDistributes a lump-sum payment over 3 or 12 periods (or 1 or 4 for quarterly input data).
Spike SmoothReplaces an unusually high revenue spike with the average of the prior periods.
Missing SpreadAllocates a revenue spike (that follows a zero-revenue period) between the zero period and the spike period.

Excel audit tabSmoothing highlights the altered values from the rules applied.


Review & Apply


Best Practice: Sequential Clean-Up

Apply actions in this order:

  1. Customer Consolidation
  2. Negative Value Handling
  3. Revenue Irregularities (Smoothing)

Skipping ahead locks previous steps to prevent data conflicts. To edit a locked step, reset subsequent actions. All steps can be reset and revisited.