CHARLOTTE, NC, November 25, 2025 – DebtBook, a leading provider of software for government and nonprofit treasury and accounting teams, today announced that Chester County, South Carolina (“the County”) has selected its Debt Management and Cash Management solutions to enhance visibility, reporting, and control over its treasury operations.
Chester County will use DebtBook’s Debt Management platform to consolidate and manage its outstanding debt portfolio in a single, cloud-based system. The Treasurer’s Office will gain shared access to reliable, up-to-date information, streamline internal workflows, and respond to reporting requests with increased confidence and speed.
“We needed a better way to manage all of the County’s debt information in one place,” said Tommy Darby, Treasurer at Chester County. “DebtBook gives us a clear view of where we stand today and what’s ahead, so we can make more informed decisions going forward.”
In addition, the County will implement Cash Management to monitor liquidity, track daily positions, and identify idle balances across bank accounts. With accurate, timely insights into cash flow, the Treasurer’s Office can make more strategic investment decisions and reduce risk.
“It was important to have a better handle on how much cash we’re keeping idle versus what we could be investing,” Darby said. “DebtBook makes that process much easier.”
“We’re excited to support Chester County as they modernize both debt and cash operations,” said Tyler Traudt, CEO and Co-Founder of DebtBook. “By gaining better visibility into their financial position, they’ll be able to plan with more confidence and strengthen overall financial performance.”
About Chester County, SC
Located in the Piedmont region of South Carolina, Chester County is home to more than 32,000 residents and offers a unique blend of rural charm and economic opportunity. The County is committed to providing high-quality services and responsible financial stewardship while supporting infrastructure and community development across the region. Learn more: chestercounty.org