List Matching Software
Inspect lists, delete duplicates and inaccurate data items, and standardize at scale to ensure consistency and accuracy in virtually any source imaginable with world-class list matching software.
Maintain and manage your lists easily with batch matching and cleaning using scheduling features, or integrate list matching software with your systems to clean in real-time, as data is entered.
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It’s not just the software which works very well for us, but the focus and knowledge that Data Ladder brings to the table
Thanks to Data Ladder we successfully cleaned up and matched our internal sales file with new leads, greatly improving efficiency and sales.
We could not do these reports before. Now, DataMatch has become a main staple in my suite of tools that I work with
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Merging Data from Multiple Sources – Challenges and Solutions
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Address standardization guide: What, why, and how?
Inaccurate and incomplete address data can cause your mail deliveries to be returned. In fact, the US postal service handled 6.5 billion pieces of UAA
What is data integrity and how can you maintain it?
While surveying 2,190 global senior executives, only 35% claimed that they trust their organization’s data and analytics. As data usage surges across various business functions,
Address standardization guide: What, why, and how?
Inaccurate and incomplete address data can cause your mail deliveries to be returned. In fact, the US postal service handled 6.5 billion pieces of UAA
What is data integrity and how can you maintain it?
While surveying 2,190 global senior executives, only 35% claimed that they trust their organization’s data and analytics. As data usage surges across various business functions,
Guide to data survivorship: How to build the golden record?
92% of organizations claim that their data sources are full of duplicate records. To make things worse, valuable information is present in every duplicate that