Colorado Code § 24-21-111.5

Electronic filing system - improvements - integration with other systems
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(1) At the earliest practicable date, the secretary of state shall develop and implement
enhancements to the online business filing information systems. The enhancements must include
at least the following:
(a) Enhancements to user accounts that:
(I) Allow for the association of multiple business records in one account;
(II) Allow a user to file multiple documents at one time;
(III) Create a system that allows a user to pay for multiple filings at one time; and
(IV) Create, at the secretary's discretion, the ability for a user to store payment
information, view the user's balance, view the user's transaction history, and add money to the
user's account;
(b) Enhancements for registered agents and to record management systems that allow a
registered agent to quickly identify the business entities and charitable organizations for which
the registered agent is listed and to determine when reports are due;
(c) Enhancements for external certifications that allow users to obtain certified
documents, certificates of fact, and any other similar authentications that the secretary deems
necessary;
(d) Enhancements that allow for the online filing of documents that would guide the user
through the filing process;
(e) Enhancements that allow for the integration of any documents filed pursuant to title
7, C.R.S., with any documents filed pursuant to article 16 of title 6, C.R.S., as well as any
changes the secretary deems necessary to implement such integration, including changes
involving the filing of registration statements, amendments, and renewals, and changes to the
search function; and
(f) Enhancements that allow users greater search functionality, provide more useful and
specific search results, and allow for greater usability.

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