Constituent Agent for LPI Assistance with Agentforce
Use an AI-powered agent on your Public Sector (formerly Public Sector Solutions) Experience Cloud site to help constituents identify the licenses, permits, and inspections they need for their business or personal goals.
The Constituent Agent for LPI Assistance is an AI-powered bot designed for your License and Permit portal. It assists constituents by answering questions about regulations and guiding them through the preapplication processes to identify the correct authorizations needed.
The agent uses these technologies to assist users:
Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG): The agent answers constituent FAQs by retrieving information directly from your agency’s unstructured policy manuals. You provide these documents to the agent through the Agentforce Data Library. This process makes sure that the agent's answers are grounded in your specific, approved policy content.
Business Rules Engine (BRE): The agent assesses constituent needs to determine which licenses and permits apply to their situation. It uses logic that you configure to evaluate user responses against your regulatory criteria.
Public Sector provides a prebuilt Licensing, Permit, and Inspection (LPI) Subagent. This
subagent includes the necessary actions and prompt templates to turn on the agent to answer
questions about permit discovery and assess constituent needs.
Set Up the Constituent Agent for LPI Assistance Set up and deploy the Constituent Agent for LPI Assistance on your Experience Cloud site. Configure the required licenses, prepare your policy manuals, and deploy the agent to your License and Permit portal.
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