Check your data with blocks
You say what each column has to meet. Blockema checks the file and tells you exactly what's wrong.
Nobody really checks 2,000 rows by hand.So the errors turn up when they already cost money.
Three reasons a file gets through unchecked. None of them are you.
- 01
The half-hour skim
Sort, filter, hunt for blanks, hunt for duplicates. Half an hour per file, and something still slips past.
- 02
You find out too late
The broken row never shows up while you're reviewing. It shows up on import, on the payment run, or when the customer calls.
- 03
The checker nobody dares touch
Someone built a check out of formulas or a script years ago. They left. Nobody knows how it works and nobody will delete it.
You say once what each column has to meet. From then on, every file that arrives gets checked end to end and flags everything that doesn't fit.
- Anyone on the team can read it, no code
- Every failure with its row, its cell and its reason
- The same criteria applied every single time
- A report you send straight back to whoever sent it
Set it up once. Use it on every file.
Your data never leaves your computer unless you want it to
You can check the file right in your own browser, without uploading it anywhere. Or let the server do it if you'd rather keep the results.
In your browser
The file stays on your computer. It's never uploaded and it's never stored anywhere.
Nothing leaves your machineOn the server
Upload it, close the tab and come back whenever you like. The report is waiting for you.
Kept in your history
If it lands every month, you shouldn't be checking it by hand
These are three of the most common ones. Yours probably looks a lot like one of them.
Supplier orders
That quantities are numbers, that prices didn't come through as zero and that delivery dates aren't already in the past. Before it goes into your system.
Payroll
That tax IDs have the right format, that no two IBANs are duplicated and that nothing is missing. Before it goes off to the bank.
Product catalogue
That no two products share a code, that prices carry two decimals and that the category is one of yours. Before you publish it.

Let the next file check itself
You build the rules once and never skim rows by hand again.