Integrating data quality with your SSIS data flow

Data Ladder’s seamless integration with Microsoft SQL Server Integrations Services (SSIS) empowers users to collect data from any source, clean, compare, and enrich it during migration and integration operations, to gain immediate insight for actionable intelligence.

Integrating Data Ladder’s best-in-class data cleansing and matching solution with Microsoft’s integration and ETL (extract-transform-load) platform allows users to build seamless integration flows with built-in data quality.

With DataMatch Enterprise, you can intuitively test and build scalable data profiling, data cleansing, and data matching configurations and save them in a project. That project can be called within an SSIS data flow to fuse the industry’s fastest and most accurate data-matching solution with Microsoft’s stellar ETL capabilities to help you integrate clean data across the enterprise.

Gain immediate insight with actionable intelligence using data you can trust.

See how independent studies rate Data Ladder’s data quality solutions when compared against industry leaders:

Features of the
Solution
Data LadderIBM Quality StageSAS DatafluxIn-House Solutions
Match Accuracy
(Between 40K to 8M
record samples)
96%91%84%65-85%
Software SpeedVary FastFastFastSlow
Purchase/
Licensing Costs
80-95% below
the competition
$370K+$220K+$250K+
Time to
First Result
15 Minutes2 Months+2 Months+3 Months+
CommentsAbove tests were completed
on 15 different product comparisons
with university,
government, and private
companies (80K to 8 million
records). This includes the
effect of false positives.
Need multi-threaded,
in memory, no-sql processing
to optimize for speed and accuracy.
Speed is important, the more
match iterations you can run,
the more accurate your results will be.
Include base license costs, 2014 process or later,
in-house, includes salary +
benefits. Not in-house
implementations had a 10%
chance of losing in-house
implementations had lost
the core member who
ran and understood
the matching program.
A metric for ease of use.
This is the time of rist result,
not necessarily full cleansing.

Integrating DataMatch Enterprise with Microsoft SSIS

Let’s say you have an SSIS data flow that receives customer information from a variety of sources and then integrates this data into your Microsoft Azure database, which contains your customer master data.

Trouble is, without cleaning and comparing all those different sets of customer data you’re processing, you will inadvertently end up polluting your master data.

By plugging a DataMatch Enterprise project into your dataflow, you can quickly and easily conduct a cogent profile analysis of data quality, apply a variety of pre-built data cleansing transformations, leverage 300,000+ standardization rules for name, address, and phone matching, and finally compare records to deduplicate, enrich, and create golden records.

Once that’s done, your data continues its journey to your final destination: your customer master database.

Data Cleansing Operations Available

Standardization Libraries

300,000+ standardization rules for name, phone and address data.

Casing

Change the casing of
capital to lower case, etc.

Regular Expressions

Use regular expressions to extract, validate, etc.

Search and Replace

Replace portions of a string.

Abbreviation

Expand or contract abbreviations. Example: CA to California.

Punctuation

Add or remove punctuation.

See More Data Cleansing Operations Here

Data Matching Capabilities Available

Proximity Matching

Our Address Verification addon uses lat/long coordinates up to the 6th decimal to pinpoint locations within inches and identify duplicates.

Survivorship/Golden Record

Automatically determine the most complete record and enrich missing fields from other entries.

Search and Replace

Find common data elements between multiple lists and/or use suppression to find just the data unique to each individual list.

Survivorship/Golden Record

Automatically determine the most complete record and enrich missing fields from other entries.

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Merging Data from Multiple Sources – Challenges and Solutions

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