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Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics

Alli chatbot for registrant questions

Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics added an AI chatbot as registrant questions increased

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Problem

Medical marijuana licensing increased the number of registrants contacting the agency. Callers seeking registration answers faced transfers and long waits.

Approach

The bureau introduced Allganize's Alli on its registrant website after evaluating alternatives. Staff maintained the knowledge sets used by the chatbot. The bureau also introduced an automated telephone queue.

Results

No published figures

Takeaway

The agency reported fewer calls after introducing both systems. It did not isolate how much of the change came from the chatbot.

Categories

Business function
Customer service
Innovation type
Process innovation
Evidence
Vendor case study

Sources

  1. How Alli is Empowering Oklahoma's Citizens and Communities
    Allganize3 Nov 2022Vendor publication

Source summaries

[1]Allganize3 Nov 2022

An agency official described Alli's deployment and staff maintenance of its knowledge sets. He attributed lower call volumes to the chatbot together with a new telephone system, without providing a measured chatbot-only reduction.

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Added 1 Nov 2026 · Updated 1 Nov 2026
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