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Define canonical columns, aliases, types and units for free. Validate required fields, dates, decimals and enums, then export a reviewed standardized table.
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Define canonical columns, aliases, types and units for free. Validate required fields, dates, decimals and enums, then export a reviewed standardized table.
Date, ID and amount aliases map to date, id and amount. Leading zeros and long decimal spellings stay intact.
200 KB dictionary, 100 fields; 100,000 rows, 300 columns and 2 million cells. Exports contain dictionary fields only; no formula calculation or unit conversion.
No. Validation preserves original text.
Use the local functions for free without a KitNelo account. Optional Gemini generation sends the supplied text to Google and requires a configured server API key; provider fees and quotas can apply.
Review aliases and units yourself; matching a column name does not convert its business meaning.
Read KitNelo data and privacy detailsDefine canonical field names and aliases, then map incoming spreadsheet headers to the dictionary. Review ambiguous aliases and source units before export; a matching column name does not establish that two fields share the same business meaning.
Assign required-value, date, decimal and enum rules to inspect table records before export. Review the flagged cells against their source values and intended locale, because a valid-looking date or number may still represent the wrong business value.
Record canonical names, accepted aliases, data types and units as a reusable description of your table. Check each definition with the source owner before using it for mappings, especially when similar labels describe different measures or currencies.
