CTS Software Integrations

Spreadsheet cleanup inside your software

Integrate CTS into software that receives CSV or Excel files. CTS can scan spreadsheets before they enter another workflow, apply approved safe corrections, and return the corrected file with a structured Change Report.

Pilot integrations are available upon request for select software and platform partners.

Approved pilot partners receive private credentials, controlled usage limits, and a defined test environment.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Send the spreadsheet

    Your platform securely submits a supported CSV or Excel file to CTS.

  2. Step 2

    Run spreadsheet preflight

    CTS evaluates spreadsheet readiness and returns a structured issue summary.

  3. Step 3

    Apply approved corrections

    CTS applies only supported corrections approved for the selected workflow.

  4. Step 4

    Receive the result

    Your platform receives the corrected file, before-and-after readiness results, and a structured Change Report.

Current capabilities

  • CSV and XLSX support
  • Spreadsheet preflight scans
  • Readiness scoring
  • Structured issue summaries
  • Approved automatic corrections
  • Before-and-after readiness results
  • Corrected-file return
  • Structured Change Reports
  • Private test and live partner credentials
  • Partner-specific permissions
  • Monthly usage controls
  • Rate limits
  • Original spreadsheet preserved
  • No permanent spreadsheet-file storage in the API workflow

CTS supports a defined registry of safe, deterministic corrections. Issues requiring judgment or unsupported transformations remain flagged for review.

Safe automatic corrections

The current API supports a defined set of safe automatic corrections. Supported examples include:

  • Removing blank rows
  • Removing exact duplicate records where appropriate
  • Trimming unnecessary spaces
  • Resolving duplicate headers
  • Standardizing supported date formats
  • Standardizing supported currency formats

Available corrections depend on the selected CTS workflow and the structure of the submitted spreadsheet. CTS does not automatically rewrite ambiguous values or guess at uncertain corrections.

Built for platforms that receive spreadsheets

CTS is designed for workflows where spreadsheet issues create friction before data can move into another system.

  • Printing and document platforms
  • Accounting and bookkeeping tools
  • CRM import workflows
  • Payroll and finance systems
  • Data-import products
  • Operations software
  • Internal enterprise workflows
  • Platforms that receive customer spreadsheets

Start with a controlled integration pilot

Approved partners can test CTS inside a defined software workflow before moving to a broader production agreement.

An integration pilot may include:

  • Private test credentials
  • Controlled CSV and Excel usage
  • Spreadsheet preflight access
  • Approved cleanup access
  • Corrected-file return
  • Structured Change Reports
  • Usage monitoring
  • Technical onboarding
  • Pilot success review

Pilot scope, usage limits, support, timing, and commercial terms are agreed individually.

Security and data handling

  • Partner-specific API credentials
  • Scoped endpoint permissions
  • Separate test and live environments
  • Credential expiration and revocation
  • Partner-specific rate limits
  • Monthly usage controls
  • Original spreadsheet preserved
  • Stateless synchronous processing
  • Spreadsheet files are not permanently stored in the API workflow
  • Operational metadata may be retained for security, support, usage limits, and billing
  • Spreadsheet contents, formulas, corrected files, and file output are not stored in API usage records

Read more about how CTS handles files:Trust & File HandlingPrivacy

Explore a CTS integration pilot

Tell us what your platform receives, where spreadsheet issues create friction, and what a successful integration would look like.

Pilot integrations are available upon request for select software and platform partners.

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