Client
Global Big 4 consulting firm • Multi-state property tax operations • Hundreds of jurisdictions
Challenge
The client managed high volumes of physical mail (tax bills & assessment notices) arriving at multiple locations, each with different formats and structures. Manual sorting, data entry, and cross-system updates created bottlenecks during tax season, increasing the risk of missed deadlines, penalties, and inconsistent records across ERP and tax payment platforms.
Solution
1) Centralized physical mail handling
Consolidated intake from regional mailrooms and PO boxes.
Barcode/QR intake + image capture to digitize envelopes and contents.
2) Automated identification & categorization
AI models detect jurisdiction, document type (bill, notice, appeal), tax year, parcel/account IDs.
Rules + NLP handle edge cases and route exceptions to review.
3) Intelligent AI-powered data extraction
OCR + layout/spatial parsing extracts remittance, installment dates, assessed values, mill rates, penalties, and remittance stubs.
Confidence scoring with human-in-the-loop review for low-confidence fields.
4) End-to-end integration
Bi-directional connectors push clean data into tax payment systems and ERP (GL coding, vendor records, payment groups).
Status and audit trail synchronized back to a centralized dashboard.
Controls & Validation
Semantic, logical, and contextual checks (amount due vs. assessed value, due dates vs. jurisdiction calendars).
Exception queues with “MISMATCH,” “MISSING DATA,” and “LATE NOTICE” alerts.
Full audit trail: source image, extracted fields, reviewer actions, and system updates.
Case Study
Agency
Services
Centralized physical mail handling
Category
Consulting
Client
Global Big 4
Benefits & Outcomes
Scales for peak season: automated throughput spikes without extra headcount.
Cost savings via reduced manual handling and rework.
Comprehensive validation & control, improving accuracy and audit readiness.
Cycle time down by [XX–YY%], on-time payment rate up by [XX%].
Penalty exposure reduced by [$$ / %] across tracked jurisdictions.
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