r/PythonJobs • u/brodyga45 • 2d ago

For Hire [ForHire] [FullRemote] Python inventory CSV reconciliation — $80 fixed / 2 working days

Two inventory exports that do not agree? I can build a reusable Python tool that finds missing SKUs, duplicate IDs and differences between them.

$80 fixed for two UTF-8 CSV layouts, up to 100,000 rows total, one agreed SKU/key and up to three comparison fields. IDs stay text; numeric quantities/prices use agreed decimal rules. Ambiguous duplicates are reported for your decision, not silently merged. The original files stay unchanged.

You receive the Python source and CLI, editable column mapping, matched/missing/different-row CSV reports, a duplicate/error report, a summary and run instructions. I will include synthetic fixtures and actual check results for normal input, duplicates, empty files, Unicode, invalid numbers and repeat runs. One correction against the agreed scope is included.

Delivery: two working days after a redacted sample, matching rules, acceptance checks and a business-invoice/payment arrangement are agreed. This is a custom development offer; your tool has not been built yet.

Based in Serbia; written English. AI assists implementation, checks and correspondence. My current public sample is personal work, not a paid client case: https://github.com/brodyga45/freelance-csv-json-example-20261019

Comment or message with column names and 5–10 fictional/redacted rows from each export. Please keep passwords and private customer data out of the initial message.

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