The workflow

One reviewed path, from upload to evidence.

1Upload

Start with a sanitized file

Drop a CSV, TSV, or Parquet file into the conversation. One action uploads it, links it to the run, and begins analysis — and you can retry a single step without re-uploading.

  • Tabular formats only; size limit is server-enforced.
  • You confirm the file follows the acceptable-data policy.
2Analysis

See the findings before any plan

Cernavo profiles the dataset and reports what stood out — in plain language. This step is read-only: nothing has been changed, and you decide whether to continue to a plan.

  • Read-only profiling — no edits applied.
  • Findings are grouped and explained, not just flagged.
3Proposed plan

A plan you can edit, task by task

Findings become a grouped, risk-labeled cleanup plan. Toggle individual tasks, see exactly which columns each one touches, and read what will explicitly be left untouched.

  • Per-task checkboxes and risk labels.
  • An explicit “what will not be changed” list.
4Approval

Your approval is the gate

Until you approve, the dataset is untouched. Approval records exactly which tasks you authorized — it is the record of intent that the rest of the run is checked against.

  • Only approved tasks are ever applied.
  • Revise or decline remain available at this point.
5QA

Verified against what you approved

After the approved tasks run, the result is checked before you ever see it — row preservation, type conformance, duplicate handling, and validation flags are measured against the approved plan.

  • Every metric is checked against the approved plan.
  • Nothing extra is applied beyond the approval.
6Result

Leave with evidence, not just a file

Download the cleaned dataset alongside a change manifest and an approval record. Refreshing a download link never re-processes your data, and retention follows your workspace policy.

  • Cleaned dataset + change record + approval record.
  • Refreshing a link never re-runs the workflow.
Private beta

Run your first reviewed cleanup.

Request access to the private beta, or explore what the workspace looks like.