Service strategy and experience
Service metrics
The AGCO’s Contact Centre and Communications teams serve licensees, registrants and authorization holders as well as members of the Ontario public. The following tables show interactions via the AGCO’s customer service channels, communications with stakeholders and inquiries and complaints as of March 2023. The tables also include volumes from the previous fiscal year.
2021–22 |
2022–23 |
|
---|---|---|
Telephone Contacts (Contact Centre) |
60,826 |
87,330 |
In-person customers (Head Office) |
0 |
0 |
Self-Help (using automated voice messaging system) |
28,874 |
29,058 |
Web Chat |
5,295 |
9,287 |
Table 3 —Communication with AGCO stakeholders
2021–22 |
2022–23 |
|
---|---|---|
AGCO website visits |
1,204,640 |
1,228,717 |
Overall website traffic change compared to the previous fiscal year |
-0.25% |
2.00% |
Number of engagements (retweets, replies, and likes) received by AGCO's Twitter accounts from users |
841 |
990 |
Number of AGCO's direct email campaigns |
145 |
55 |
Total number of emails sent by AGCO to licensee and stakeholder groups across all regulated lines of business |
327,547 |
184,374 |
Table 4 —Inquiries and Complaints
2021–22 |
2022–23 |
|
---|---|---|
Inquiries - Total number of general inquires received in iAGCO (new, cancelled excluded) |
34,719 |
29,929 |
Complaints - Total number of complaints received in iAGCO (new, cancelled excluded) |
3,899 |
8,630 |
% of complaints that were addressed within 30 days (cancelled complaints excluded) |
77% |
86% |
Table 5—Online Service and auto-renewal
The following table shows the percentage of licences, registration and authorizations in regulated sectors that were automatically renewed, further contributing to a streamlined process and reduced burden.
2021–22 |
2022–23 |
|
---|---|---|
Gaming registration auto-renewals |
89% |
87% |
Horse Racing auto-renewals |
44% |
63% |
Liquor licences auto-renewals |
37% |
43% |
Cannabis auto-renewals |
100% |
68% |
Note: Cannabis renewals significantly increased in 2022-23 due to the increased number of cannabis retail stores in the province. This resulted in an increased total number of renewals flagged by AGCO’s eligibility criteria, disqualifying them from auto-renewal and decreasing the percentage of cannabis auto-renewals.