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A filing with its evidence.
Receive portal filings and supporting files, or record paper, email and counter intake. Review duplicates and keep the original submission within reach.
A clear starting point
For county tax offices
County appeals.
One case record.
From the first filing to the board packet, keep the evidence and the work together.
Ralden connects appeal intake, staff review and board preparation, alongside your existing CAMA.
A new appeals system. Built around county work.
Illustrative case · synthetic data
Example County Staff review
Residential property appeal
Case R-27-0018Parcel 000-018
Filed materials
Source record- Homeowner statementStatement · version 1Reviewed
- Property photo set3 sample images · version 1Received
- Appraisal documentSupporting document · version 1Received
Original materials stay with the case.
Evidence detailIllustration
Awaiting remaining staff review2027 appeal cycle
Staff review notes
DraftCondition claim
Review the roof condition materials and supporting appraisal before preparing a recommendation.
Homeowner statement · version 1
Comparable references
Sample county exportSample property AReference 01To review
Sample property BReference 02To review
Supervisor review requiredA draft recommendation is not a final decision.
Board packet assembly
Draft packetA structured case record, ready for staff to prepare.
- 01Case summaryCase R-27-0018 · parcel 000-018Draft
- 02Filed materialsStatement, photo set & appraisalv1 sources
- 03Staff analysisReview notes & comparable referencesDraft
Interactive illustration. Synthetic data; previews do not file appeals.
IntakeEvidenceStaff reviewBoard packetThe record carries through.
01 / The connected case
The handoff changes.
The record stays together.
Each appeal moves through different people and stages. Ralden keeps the filing, source evidence, review and packet connected as the work moves forward.
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A review you can follow.
Assign cases, open original documents, review comparable sales and record adjustments. Keep recommendations, revisions and staff approval with the case.
Sources behind the rationale
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A packet with the context.
Prepare board packets from the docket, reviewed recommendation and evidence versions. Review the packet before freezing and releasing its version.
Ready for board preparation
One record / source to packet
Source evidence01
Homeowner statement
“The roof condition should be considered in the review.”
Original retained
Staff review note
Condition claim noted.
Supporting evidence reviewed.
Draft board packetSource evidence + review rationale
Illustrative record · synthetic data
02 / Evidence with context
Keep the original
in the conversation.
A summary is useful. The source behind it matters.
Open the original document or photograph behind a review. Preserve evidence versions, staff verification and corrections, so a recommendation can be read with the records used to prepare it.
- Original evidence and source history
- Comparable sales, adjustments and rationale
- Versioned recommendations and attributed approval
03 / Alongside your CAMA
Your CAMA holds
the property record.
Ralden carries the appeal.
Start with the county exports your office can provide. Agree on field mapping, review validation results and bring parcel and qualified-sales records into the appeal workflow.
County exportMapped & reviewedAppeal case
Import scope is agreed during setup. Ralden does not automatically change your authoritative assessed value.
04 / County control
Software for the process.
People for the decisions.
Your season. Your requirements.
County-approved dates, filing channels, forms and notice rules shape the appeal season.
Staff review at every decision.
Recommendations and revisions stay visible. County staff review and authorize the work that becomes a decision.
Approval and delivery stay distinct.
A prepared packet is still a draft. An approved document is not a mailed notice. Each stage keeps its own record.
Looking ahead2027North Carolina
appeal cycle
appeal cycle
An invitation to county tax offices
Let’s start with
how your office works.
Ralden is new. We’re looking to work with a few North Carolina county tax offices ahead of the 2027 cycle, and learn how intake, evidence review and board preparation work in your office.
Start a 15-minute conversationTalk with Dylan Wilcox at SkyEdge Technologies.
Does Ralden replace our CAMA?
Ralden works alongside your existing CAMA. County parcel and qualified-sales exports are imported using field mapping agreed during setup. Ralden does not automatically change the authoritative assessed value.
We already have a taxpayer portal. Where does Ralden fit?
We start with what your current tools already cover. The conversation focuses on how filings and evidence reach staff review and board preparation. Any handoff from an existing portal needs to be scoped with your office; we do not assume a ready-made connection.
Can it follow our county’s appeal process?
Filing channels, appeal-season dates, forms and notice rules are configured around county-approved requirements. We work through those requirements with your office during setup, rather than impose a universal filing deadline or process.
Who controls recommendations and decisions?
County staff retain control. If AI drafting is used, staff review every draft, including summaries, comparables and proposed values. Staff authorize recommendations, decisions and delivery; AI does not change the authoritative assessed value.
Are counties using Ralden today?
Ralden is new, and no county is live yet. We are looking to work with a few North Carolina county tax offices ahead of the 2027 appeal cycle. The product examples on this site use synthetic data.
What will we cover in 15 minutes?
We will learn how your office handles appeal intake, evidence review and board preparation, show the case workflow, and discuss where Ralden could fit. Email Dylan with a few times that work, and we will coordinate the conversation.