OpenBooks for Chrome

One approved transaction. One controlled handoff.

The filing assistant connects your OpenBooks transaction queue to the Hawaiʻi campaign filing page already open in Chrome.

What it can accessOpenBooks filing workspaceHawaiʻi CFS and NCFSIt cannot read your other tabs or store your state password.

Chrome extension

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The extension moves one approved transaction at a time into your authenticated CFS session. It never receives your state password.

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Installation

From Chrome Web Store to first transaction.

  1. 01

    Add the extension to Chrome

    Chrome shows the exact access requested before installation. OpenBooks is limited to its filing workspace and the Hawaiʻi CFS and NCFS pages.

  2. 02

    Return to OpenBooks

    This page checks for the assistant in your browser. No separate extension account or government password is required.

  3. 03

    Approve one transaction

    OpenBooks sends only the transaction you approved. The assistant opens CFS and keeps the values visible beside the state form.

  4. 04

    Review the state screen

    The treasurer checks the populated fields and controls every final save, certification, and report submission.

Before Web Store approval

Pilot installations are supervised.

Chrome does not permit a website to silently install an extension. During the controlled pilot, OpenBooks provides the reviewed package and walks the treasurer through Chrome’s developer-mode installation over a live support session.

This is temporary. Customer self-installation begins when the Chrome Web Store listing is approved.

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