Kansas Secretary of State's office updates business software
TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNW) -- Business owners and operators in Kansas may find it easier to file their paperwork with the state electronically.
The Secretary of State Office says they have migrated to a new system to replace the 38-year-old IMB AS/400 architecture that the state had been using for decades.
“This new software offers Kansans a reliable and secure platform designed to simplify their interaction with the state,” says Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab. “I’m pleased to provide a newer and better service for Kansas businesses.”
The agency says the new system has a more intuitive interface with faster response times, allows for immediate website updates, and new features, and also provides more security for businesses filing their reports online.
To view the new website, click here.