March 2026 Investor News

• Arlington County, VA - Enterprise Assessment & Tax
• State of Arkansas - Resident Assistant
• Madison Parish, LA - Enterprise Corrections
• State of North Carolina - Tyler Cashiering
• Sullivan County, IN - Appraisal Services
• City of East Grand Forks, MN - ERP Pro, Municipal Justice

Government Technology names Tyler to GovTech 100 list for 2026.
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Tyler announces Q4 2025 earnings.
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Tyler announces $1 billion share repurchase plan.
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Tyler to acquire For The Record.
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Tyler becomes sole payment processing partner for Chesterfield County, VA.
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Midland County, MI, completes Tyler public safety implementation.
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*The above list shows a selection, not a comprehensive list, of Tyler's recent contract signings to demonstrate the variety of Tyler's solutions.

Tyler's recent e-book highlights where AI is making a difference now and how agencies are putting it to work effectively. Unlike many early private-sector initiatives that stalled or failed to scale, governments are approaching AI with discipline: starting with real problems, practical use cases, and clear guardrails. By applying the same deliberate approach used in other modernization efforts - such as strong data governance, incremental pilots, and open communication - agencies can use AI to work smarter and build public trust. The outcome is a more informed, efficient, and resident-focused public sector that can use AI with confidence today and be ready for what comes next. To read examples from Tyler clients using AI to strengthen daily operations and improve insights, download the e-book here.

Tyler recently attended the 2026 National Association of Counties (NACo) Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C., which brought together nearly 2,000 elected and appointed county officials to focus on federal policy issues that matter most to county governments. Jesse Muñiz from Tyler joined Bill Nixon, CIO of Johnson County, Kansas, to discuss real-world examples of the impact AI can have on county operations. Jesse and Bill discussed how AI can be responsibly used to eliminate barriers to resident services, reduce manual data entry, and automate repetitive tasks to free up staff to focus on their most critical tasks.

In March, National League of Cities will hold its Congressional City Conference. Tyler will join the event as a capstone partner, along with local leaders to engage on policy, share best practices, and network with peers. The conference will feature federal agency experts and other advocacy professionals covering the federal-local connections and the impact of federal policy on local governments.

Tyler CFO Brian Miller comments on Tyler's Q4 earnings results.

Tyler delivered solid fourth quarter results to close out 2025, a year that highlighted the strength and stability of both our business model and the public sector markets we serve. Throughout the year, Tyler's decades-long foundation of operational discipline proved its value as we navigated shifting macro sentiment, advanced critical strategic initiatives, and delivered solid results across key metrics.

Building on this momentum, our AI strategy has evolved from concept to disciplined deployment, with measurable traction validating both market demand and our differentiated approach. We've deployed our Resident AI Assistant across six states, with Indiana alone generating 17,000 monthly active users, demonstrating tangible adoption and clear client ROI. What distinguishes Tyler's AI opportunity is our unique combination of domain expertise, proprietary access to public sector data, trusted longstanding relationships, and our embedded position within mission-critical government workflows. We're not pursuing AI as standalone products but rather embedding agentic capabilities directly into our core platforms, guided by our deep understanding of complex public sector workflows and direct collaboration with clients to ensure we're developing practical high-value AI solutions.

On the capital allocation front, we signed a definitive agreement to acquire For The Record, a digital court recording pioneer with more than 30 years' experience as a trusted category innovator. For The Record's AI-powered multilingual transcription technology bridges courtroom data with digital case files and introduces a new category of judicial intelligence to our offerings, pending regulatory approvals.

With each successive year, Tyler's competitive position strengthens and our ability to execute against our strategic priorities deepens, keeping us firmly on target to achieve our 2030 objectives and deliver exceptional value to our shareholders.

Tyler's corporate responsibility program aligns with our strategic business objectives and reflects our mission, vision, and values. Our intentional approach focuses on addressing primary business and stakeholder material topics. Tyler's deliberate approach of steady, continuous improvement and value creation drives our sustainability journey. We look forward to sharing our progress in our 2025 corporate responsibility report which will be published in the spring.