DQ TASK C360

Data Quality Implementation

Overview

  • Objective: Improve customer data quality using Informatica.

Steps to Address Data Quality Issues

  1. Identify Customer Data with DQ Issues

    • Collect data flagged with DQ issues.

  2. Load Data with DQ Issues

    • Ingest the problematic data into the system.

  3. Apply DQ Rules

    • Create mapping with DQ rules to segregate valid and invalid records.

  4. Reverse Integration

    • Save valid data back to the original source and report back invalid entries for correction.

DQ Rules and Mapping

Invalid Sample Data

  • Examples of invalid data:

    • Null Values

    • Special Characters

    • Undefined Characters

  • Data Fields Affected:

    • Id, FirstName, LastName, Company, Title, City, State, Postal Code, Country, Email, etc.

    • Samples of invalid records listed, showcasing issues with format and special characters.

Mapping Process

  • Configure source and target mapping for data correction.

  • Customize DQ rules based on required standards to manage invalid data and valid data stream.

  • Success target directs valid data to Customer360; invalid records are flagged for review.

Task Flow

Setting Up the Taskflow

  • Create a mapping task in the system.

  • Initialize task flow with required parameters to manage data extraction and correction.

Data Loading and Ingress Process

Source System Setup

  • Ensure source system is configured correctly to run the Ingress job.

  • Publish task flow and execute the job to extract and process records.

Records Update

  • Examine the outcomes by assessing success and error records during transformations.

Results

Valid vs Invalid Data Records

  • Invalid Data Handling

    • Detailed tracking of invalid records from the initial dataset to correction actions taken.

  • Successful Data Entries

    • Valid records successfully processed and stored in the Customer360 profile, highlighting key attributes:

    • FirstName, LastName, Company, Email, etc.

    • Examples of successfully corrected records presented.