Colorado Department of the Treasury selects DebtBook to centralize Debt Management across state entities. CHARLOTTE, NC, March 17, 2026 - DebtBook, a leading provider of treasury and accounting software for government and nonprofit finance teams, today announced that the Colorado Department of the Treasury has selected DebtBook's Debt Management solution to centralize and modernize how the State manages debt across state government, agencies, and higher education institutions. As Colorado's financing activity spans multiple entities and stakeholders, maintaining clear visibility into debt obligations and reporting requirements is critical. The State sought a modern platform that could centralize debt information, streamline reporting processes, and reduce reliance on spreadsheets. "DebtBook will give us a centralized platform to manage debt across the State and its related entities, which helps bring greater structure and consistency to how we track and report on obligations," said James Eke, Debt Manager at the Colorado Department of the Treasury. "Having reliable data in one place will help minimize spreadsheet risk, streamline reporting, and make it easier to evaluate financing opportunities as they arise." DebtBook will enable the Colorado Department of the Treasury to centralize debt records, automate amortization schedules, and generate consistent, audit-ready reports. The platform will also support analysis of potential financings and refundings, helping the State more easily compare scenarios and evaluate strategic funding decisions. DebtBook will be used by stakeholders across multiple offices, including the State Treasury, the Controller's Office, and the Attorney General's Office. "We're honored to support the Colorado Department of the Treasury as they modernize how debt is managed across the State," said Tyler Traudt, Co-Founder and CEO of DebtBook. "DebtBook helps teams reduce operational risk, improve reporting efficiency, and make more informed financial decisions." In addition to debt management, Colorado has also implemented DebtBook's Lease and Subscription Management solutions to automate compliance workflows related to GASB 87 and GASB 96. About the Colorado Department of the Treasury The Colorado Department of the Treasury safeguards and manages the financial resources of the State of Colorado. The Treasury is responsible for investing public funds, managing state debt, and supporting the State's financial operations in a manner that promotes transparency, accountability, and fiscal responsibility. https://treasury.colorado.gov/ About DebtBook DebtBook offers modern treasury and accounting software designed to help state and local government, higher education, healthcare, and break through operational barriers to unlock strategic insights. Its Debt, Cash, and Investment Management solutions empower strategic treasury and improve financial outcomes by automating operational work and allowing teams to more easily analyze their data and extract valuable insights. Its Lease & Subscription Management solutions give accounting teams hours back to their day by automating GASB 87, ASC 842, and GASB 96 compliance workflows, and its Contract Management solution centralizes all post-signature agreements. Visit DebtBook.com to see why more than 2,000 organizations nationwide work with DebtBook. Media Contact Marcus Emanuel [email protected]

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania selects DebtBook to modernize financial planning workflows. CHARLOTTE, NC, UNITED STATES, December 2, 2025 / EINPresswire.com / - DebtBook, a leading provider of treasury and accounting software for government and nonprofit finance teams, today announced that the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania ("the Commonwealth") has selected its Debt Management solution, including Debt Accounting and Sizing tools, to streamline debt management, simplify year-end reporting, and support long-term financial planning. By adopting DebtBook's integrated debt accounting capabilities, the Commonwealth aims to modernize key reporting workflows and to improve financial operations. DebtBook's Sizing functionality will also support the Commonwealth's strategic planning around future issuances, allowing finance teams to structure debt more effectively and evaluate borrowing scenarios in real time. "We're proud to partner with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and support their team in advancing critical services for residents across the state through a more strategic and streamlined approach to debt management," said Tyler Traudt, CEO and Co-Founder of DebtBook. "By leveraging DebtBook, the Commonwealth is strengthening its financial operations and building a strong foundation for future planning." About The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is home to more than 13 million residents and serves as a major economic and cultural hub within the Mid-Atlantic region. From its capital in Harrisburg to metropolitan areas like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, the state advances public services in infrastructure, education, and health. With a commitment to fiscal responsibility and operational integrity, Pennsylvania combines historic roots with modern governance to meet the needs of a diverse and evolving population. Learn more: pa.gov About DebtBook DebtBook offers modern treasury and accounting software designed to help state and local government, higher education, healthcare, and break through operational barriers to unlock strategic insights. Our Debt, Cash, and Investment Management solutions empower strategic treasury and improve financial outcomes by automating operational work and allowing teams to more easily analyze their data and extract valuable insights. Our Lease & Subscription Management solutions give accounting teams hours back to their day by automating GASB 87, ASC 842, and GASB 96 compliance workflows, and our Contract Management solution centralizes all post-signature agreements. Visit DebtBook.com to see why more than 2,100 organizations nationwide work with DebtBook.

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