Chief Financial Officers Council
The Chief Financial Officers Council (CFOC) was established by the Chief Financial Officers (CFO) Act of 1990 (Public Law 101-576) and is composed of the CFOs and Deputy CFOs of the 24 largest federal departments and agencies, along with senior officials from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Department of the Treasury. The Council works collaboratively to improve federal financial management through shared guidance, working groups, and inter-agency standards. While the CFO Council itself does not operate a developer API program, its remit is closely tied to the larger ecosystem of federal financial management data and APIs administered by Treasury (USAspending.gov, Fiscal Service), OMB (PaymentAccuracy.gov, MAX.gov), and GSA (Performance.gov, SAM.gov).
APIs
CFO Council Website
The cfo.gov public website is the official portal for the federal CFO Council, hosting member rosters, council news, working-group outputs, financial-management policy guidance,...
CFO Council Working Groups
The CFO Council operates topical working groups covering areas such as financial systems, internal control, grants management, payment integrity, financial reporting, and data a...
PaymentAccuracy.gov (Payment Integrity)
PaymentAccuracy.gov is the OMB-maintained transparency site for reporting government-wide improper payments and payment-integrity activities. The site publishes downloadable age...
USAspending.gov API (Treasury)
USAspending.gov is the Treasury-operated public source of accountable federal spending data, exposing a comprehensive REST API for federal awards, contracts, grants, sub-awards,...
MAX.gov / Performance.gov
Performance.gov is the OMB-administered public site for federal cross-agency priority goals, agency strategic plans, and performance reports. The CFO Council collaborates with O...