Data may not be available as you want it to. You may need to implement some logic to get the right values, use look-up tables and even some fuzzy logic to get the result. Beside the obvious reactions like "that's not standard", "it's not supported" or "That cannot be done." you can just go the extra mile and get the best out of it. With toMAPit you can do that without coding. Lots of functions have been built into toMAPit just because data translation is not always a straight forward mapping.

Parameters for source and target data formats allow manipulations that eliminates the use of pre and post-processing. Built in sorting and grouping enhances the data just by reading and interpreting your source.

In case of complex in-house formats wizards help creating record structures that make your byte streams look like structured EDI formats. A flat file with record types can be as easy as an EDI standard.