Tyler Technologies (TYL) 2025 Conference June 04, 2025 10:15 AM ET Speaker0 Morning, everybody. Thanks for joining for day two of Baird's global consumer technology and services conference. I'm Rob Oliver. I follow the SaaS and software sector here at Baird, and it's a pleasure to have have Brian Miller, CFO of Tyler. Brian, good to see you. Thanks. Great to be here. Thanks. Hala Elserbini from Investor Relations for Tyler's also in the room. If you're not familiar with the Tyler story, I hope you you leave ...

Tyler Technologies (TYL) FY Conference Summary Company Overview - Tyler Technologies is an enterprise software company focused exclusively on the public sector vertical market, serving almost all domestic governments in the U.S. with a primary focus on local government [3][4] - The company has a broad portfolio of products and the largest customer base in the public sector software market [5][6] Financial Performance - Tyler has achieved a 20% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in recurring revenues over the last five years, with 85% of revenues now being recurring [6][8] - SaaS revenue has grown at a 25% CAGR since 2019, marking the seventeenth consecutive quarter of over 20% SaaS growth [7][8] - The company reported a free cash flow margin of just shy of 27% last year, with gross retention rates averaging between 98-99% [8][9] Market Position and Growth Opportunities - The total addressable market (TAM) for public sector software is approximately $32 billion, with Tyler holding about 6% market share, indicating significant growth potential [8][16] - The public sector software market is fragmented, with 88,000 local government entities using hundreds of thousands of systems, many of which are legacy systems that need replacement [21][17] - The shift towards cloud adoption and digital modernization in government operations is expected to drive steady demand for Tyler's solutions [19][20] Product Offerings - Tyler's product categories include ERP and financial systems, courts and justice systems, public safety solutions, K-12 education systems, and civic services [10][12] - The company has a strong focus on mission-critical applications that support government operations, with a significant portion of its employee base having prior public sector experience [22][43] Strategic Initiatives - Tyler is in a new growth era, focusing on cloud transition, expanding its state and federal market presence, and enhancing client experience [14][29] - The company has a history of acquisitions, having completed about 60 since its inception, which has helped expand its product offerings and market reach [23][25] - Key growth pillars include leveraging the existing customer base for cross-selling, expanding into state and federal markets, and growing its transaction-based business following the acquisition of NIC [26][34] Future Outlook - Tyler aims to achieve over 90% recurring revenues by 2030, with a target of $2 billion in total revenues by that year [32][38] - The company anticipates gross margin expansion of 400 to 500 basis points through cloud optimization and product version consolidation [39] - Current guidance for free cash flow margin is set at 24% to 26%, exceeding the initial target of 17% to 19% [40] Unique Selling Proposition - Tyler's unique position in the market stems from its deep vertical focus on public sector needs, extensive product offerings tailored for government, and a workforce with significant public sector experience [42][44]