Three states, California, Nevada, and Arizona, are the corporate namesake and are home to the majority of the customers. Since then, customers are also located in ten western states including Hawaii. 

The most common loan is a one-year operating line of credit to finance livestock, crops, or other short-term operating asset requirements of the business. Term loans are very popular and used to finance capital expenditures for improving or expanding an operation. Tri-State has implemented a number of customized credit products in recent years to serve existing customers better and to expand the business to new nontraditional customers.  Its affiliation with the Farm Credit Bank of Texas in 2004 helped support Tri-State’s ability and capacity to serve its customers even better now and into the future.  Tri-State presently has correspondent bank business relationships with four agricultural lenders. 

Datavision has been a part of Tri-State's accounting business since 1984, starting with a PDP11/23 hardware and custom programs developed specifically for their company. In 1999, their same custom software was moved to a new Windows PC platform and made Y2K compliant for the new century.

In 2003, Down To Earth v7 features made it an easy decision to change platforms and upgrade their software. Tri-State upgraded their hardware, switched to Down To Earth for their standard applications, and reconfigured their Loan Processing software programs to match their new style of business. Their Loan Processing was brought up to date and integrated with the standard DTE General Ledger and Accounts Payable to create a complete accounting package.  Datavision continues to work with Tri-State in adapting DTE to their growing and expanding business.