Johnston County, NC, leveraged DebtBook to centralize its debt and disclosure processes across 15 districts, simplifying complex reporting and reducing risk as leadership transitions. DebtBook’s solution has ensured continuity, improved compliance, and enabled Johnston County’s team to manage debt with greater ease and confidence.
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG), with the help of DebtBook, not only streamlined its debt management processes but also uncovered a significant bank overcharge, leading to improved reporting accuracy and enhanced financial oversight, ensuring better control over their financial operations.
With DebtBook, Fort Worth Independent School District discovered a comprehensive solution that not only ensured compliance with GASB 87, but also revolutionized their accounting processes.
The City of Goodyear found a better way to manage its debt obligations and simplify the implementation of the GASB 87 and 96 accounting standards.
With DebtBook, a centralized debt and lease management platform, the City of Annapolis' accounting processes are streamlined, enabling them to do more with limited resources.
The Town’s quest for a consolidated debt and lease management software with a simple onboarding process led the finance team to DebtBook, a solution that Kevin Delaney, Director of Finance, describes as “clear and easy-to-use.”
The City of Vista wanted to standardize and automate their debt reporting to reduce human error and increase trust in their data. Then DebtBook entered the scene.
Hard copy documentation is hard to share across an organization. For the Town of Brighton, NY, bond documents were stored in a physical binder, but then the finance team onboarded with DebtBook. Here’s a look at how the software brought the town into the digital age.
Collecting information from multiple parties is time-consuming. That’s what McHenry County had to do whenever it needed to prepare financial reports or for an audit. Then the county’s CFO found DebtBook and the rest was history.