ROS Integration & Automated Compliance Sync
A dedicated integration layer for Ireland's Revenue Online Service (ROS): the only component permitted to talk to ros.ie, syncing notices into the CRM and eliminating manual re-keying of financial documents.
Last sync
4 minutes ago
Ingestion path
Revenue notices
ROS-NCE-88213
Maple & Co. Bookkeeping
ROS-NCE-88214
Harte & Sons Joinery
ROS-NCE-88215
Kelly Civil Engineering
ROS-NCE-88216
Riverside Wellness Clinic
Illustrative interface with fictitious sample data, shown in place of confidential client screens.
The problem
Revenue notices and correspondence lived on ROS's own portal, and reconciling them against client accounts meant someone manually checking the portal, downloading PDFs, and typing figures into the CRM by hand: slow, and an easy place for a transcription error to slip in.
What I built
A dedicated ros-scraper service, by design the only part of the system allowed to talk to ros.ie, that retrieves notices and correspondence and hands them to a sync pipeline feeding the CRM. Where a document isn't machine-readable, an OCR fallback path converts the PDF to images and extracts the text automatically.
Every ingested row runs through a full balance-chain validation check before it's trusted, so a bad extraction or an out-of-order notice gets caught before it reaches a client's account rather than after.
Impact
Manual data entry for financial-document ingestion is gone; notices land in the CRM already matched to the right client, with a validation layer that's explicit about what it trusts and what it flags for a human to check.