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The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC), established in 1935, is the second largest alcoholic beverage regulatory agency in the United States. TABC oversees the licensing and regulation of over 56,000 businesses and 1.2 million licensed individuals, supported by a staff of over 600 employees.
Business Challenges
Alcohol Industry Management System (AIMS) powered by Gov2Biz is a centralized hub for all of TABC’s regulatory functions including: public facing, licensee facing as well as internal operations. It is a single platform serving: licensing, inspections, protests, audits, enforcements, excise taxes, label approvals, complaints, public information as well as accounting.
Online portal for self-service and eliminating duplicate data entry
End-to-end enforcement with live data cross-department sync
Online risk-based inspections to reduce workload
Real-time sync with enforcement and other departments for better decisions
Tax filing, auditing and payment for 360-degree view of licensee
Gov2Biz replaced 18 disparate systems that slowed down licensing, hindered efficiency and customer satisfaction. AIMS allows TABC to complete its core work more efficiently and allow public users to easily submit information and applications online while experiencing faster processing times — all from a single system.
“Gov2Biz helped us eliminate cumbersome paper-based processes. We replaced 18 systems with Gov2Biz and were able to significantly increase our processing speed. Consequently, we freed up the budget to better compensate our staff. Our customers love it as they can do work on their schedule.”
General Bentley Nettles
14th Executive Director,
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Watch the video above where the CIO of TABC unveils AIMS to the industry.
The TABC Licensing Director explain how AIMS will help licensees and TABC.
In the above video, the Director of Excise tax and marketing practices explain what AIMS will do for TABC.