Every screen in Rathlow exists because a real Irish filing needed it. Here is what that looks like.
Most "AI-powered" compliance tools ask you to trust a score. Rathlow's review queue shows you the ledger entries behind every finding, a confidence band rather than a false single number, and the specific rule that fired.
Six reason codes cover the ways you'll actually disagree with a finding (wrong rule, known exception, timing, duplicate, out of scope, other), each one training the model for next time. Three strikes on the same rule and client triggers a suppression prompt, so you stop re-dismissing the same false positive every month.
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Every client company lives in one registry with its filing obligations, capability status and compliance tier attached. Watch a company to see its deadlines and filing status. Move it to Comply when you want proactive checks. Move it to File when you want the submission handled end to end, where the regulator allows programmatic filing.
Not every filing can be submitted through an API today. Where it can't, Rathlow tells you plainly rather than showing a button that fails at the worst moment. Capability is tracked per obligation and updates as regulator integrations go live, so you never wonder what's automated and what still needs a human.
The practice floor around the compliance engine is built from the same records, so a job, a deadline, a document and a client are the same thing wherever you meet them.
The screen a practice leaves open all day. Every client, every obligation, every status, by client or by deadline, with keyboard navigation for the people who live in it.
Due dates come from the Irish rulebook, not from someone typing them in. Bi-monthly VAT, annual returns, CT deadlines and payroll submissions land the moment a company is added.
Every finding cites the ledger rows behind it and carries a confidence band. Dismiss with a one-click reason code that trains the model. Low-confidence findings are shown, not hidden.
Every client company in one registry with its obligations, capability status and compliance tier attached. Watch it, move it to Comply, move it to File.
Filing capability is shown per obligation. If a filing can't be submitted programmatically yet, the product says so instead of showing a button that fails at the worst moment.
A VAT return job arrives with its stages and checklist already attached, because the rulebook says so. Time is captured against the job as you go.
Drop in what the client sends. Rathlow classifies it, matches it to the company and the obligation, and asks when it isn't sure, in the same confidence language as the review queue.
The client at a glance on one screen: status, contacts, services, open obligations, last contact, agent-link status. People, companies and their returns are linked once, so the record is short and the relationships are right.
From a trial balance to draft FRS 105 accounts, prepared for a reviewer's sign-off, with every figure traceable to its trial-balance line. In development, cohort first.
The regulator layer inside Rathlow is built as its own abstraction, deliberately, so that adding the UK or another EU market is configuration and integration work, not a rebuild. If you're a multi-jurisdiction practice, that roadmap is coming.
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