Your Data Spring cleaning, handled
Your Data Spring cleaning, handled
We tend to the mess so you don't have to. Every tool connected, every metric defined, every team aligned — now you can get back to building.
How does it work?
How does it work?
Step #1
Bring In Any Data Source
Connect to 3,000+ platforms, upload documents, or scrape data from websites.
Find out moreStep #2
Clean, Merge, and Analyze
Unify revenue data and get instant answers in plain English via Structify or Slack—from high-level trends to advanced analysis.
Find out moreStep #3
Visualize and Share Insights
Turn your answers into interactive charts and dashboards. Export, share with your team, and make decisions faster.
Find out moreMerge's Data Spring Clean
Merge's Data Spring Clean
24 hours of work done in 30 minutes
Trusted by Revenue Teams Across Industries
What gets handled
What gets handled
Two parts. One clean stack.

Data Docs / Source Maps
Every corner of your data stack, documented. We build a living map of every data source you connect — agentically, automatically, and always up to date. The deep clean that never stops.
A deep clean for every data source. We map each connector, ask the right clarifying questions, and maintain a living schema — so nothing gets left in a dusty corner of your stack.
Spring cleaned down to the source. Every data source you connect gets its own living map — built agentically, maintained automatically, always accurate.

Business Wiki / Ground Rules / Compass
- One definition for every metric. Forever. Your business logic, processes, and metric definitions — documented in one place, referenced in every query, updated as you go. No more two different answers to the same question.
- Spring clean your definitions once. Stay aligned forever. A living semantic layer that keeps every team working from the same playbook — so "ARR" means the same thing to sales, ops, and finance, every single time.
- The part of the spring clean that actually sticks. Document your business logic, processes, and metric definitions once — and every query you run references them automatically.
