Department of FISCal (FI$Cal)

The FI$Cal system modernized how the state of California manages its finances and is one of the largest and most dynamic IT and business-transformation undertakings in California’s history. It eliminates the need for hundreds of independent legacy systems by combining the state’s accounting, budgeting, cash management, and procurement operations into a single financial-management system.

Year in Review 2025|FI$Cal - State of California. One state. One system.

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Explore Expenditures

Search, filter, and visualize state spending by fund, type, or department. Currently, the site includes data from 147 departments (totaling 184 business units) representing 79% of state expenditures, updated on a monthly basis.  open.fiscal.ca.gov/transparency.html

Download Expenditures

View and download all of the data available on this site, to explore on your own computer or build your own visualizations.  State of California Expenditures | Open FISCal - Download

Learn About Expenditures

Learn more about the information on this site and how to use it.  Open FI$Cal Learning Center

Our Mission

To operate the statewide financial system to enable California to perform budgeting, procurement, cash management and accounting functions transparently and efficiently.

Our Vision

To provide world-class customer service, innovative solutions and efficient system operations as a trusted partner.

Additional Resources

• Public Records Act Request Information
• Publications
• Deferred Departments
• Exempt Departments
• Departments on the FI$Cal System
• Open FI$Cal

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