List of Tyler State Regulatory Platform Customers
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Companies using Tyler State Regulatory Platform for Document Management include: State of Rhode Island, a United States based Government organisation with 10426 employees and revenues of $13.11 billion, Kansas Office of the State Bank Commissioner, a United States based Government organisation with 110 employees and revenues of $10.0 million, Oklahoma Department of Labor, a United States based Government organisation with 86 employees and revenues of $7.3 million, Oklahoma Department of Labor, a United States based Government organisation with 50 employees and revenues of $5.0 million and many others.
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Kansas Office of the State Bank Commissioner | Government | 110 | $10M | United States | Tyler Technologies | Tyler State Regulatory Platform | Document Management | 2023 | n/a |
In 2023, the Kansas Office of the State Bank Commissioner implemented the Tyler State Regulatory Platform from Tyler Technologies. This state-level regulatory licensing deployment in the United States used the Tyler State Regulatory Platform as a Document Management solution to support licensing and payment processing for the agency.
The implementation integrated Tyler's CAVU eLicense functionality with NMLS, establishing automated daily license and payment updates. The deployment configured the eLicense system to import NMLS changes and payment information directly into the Tyler State Regulatory Platform, enabling automated data ingestion for license lifecycle updates and payment reconciliation within the Document Management environment.
Operationally the rollout focused on licensing operations within the Office of the State Bank Commissioner, shifting manual entry and batch processing to scheduled automated imports. The integration reduced manual data entry and processing time and improved data accuracy and staff efficiency by synchronizing NMLS records and payment data into the eLicense workflow.
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Oklahoma Department of Labor | Government | 86 | $7M | United States | Tyler Technologies | Tyler State Regulatory Platform | Document Management | 2025 | n/a |
In 2025, the Oklahoma Department of Labor implemented the Tyler State Regulatory Platform as a Document Management solution to modernize regulatory operations and support state licensing workflows. The Tyler State Regulatory Platform is delivered as a cloud solution powered by Amazon Web Services and was selected to address the department’s unique occupational and professional licensing needs while improving transparency and service delivery.
The deployment configures core modules for licensing management, enforcement case management, field inspections, and online payments. Embedded within the Tyler State Regulatory Platform is Tyler’s field inspections solution that provides online and offline mobile support and configurable inspection workflows, and the suite exposes integrated AI and machine learning capabilities to support smarter monitoring, compliance, and enforcement.
The implementation integrates licensing, enforcement, inspection, and payment capabilities into end-to-end regulatory workflows to automate oversight of licenses governed by the Department of Labor. Operational coverage targets state-level licensing and regulatory enforcement processes, supporting department staff and residents and aligning with Tyler’s long-standing service relationship with the state and its role as a preferred payment provider.
Governance and process changes center on automating end-to-end enforcement and professional licensing workflows to promote consistent, timely oversight and transparent service pathways to employment. The platform’s integrated licensing, inspection, and enforcement components are positioned to streamline inspection-to-enforcement handoffs and enable faster online occupational licensure as described by agency leadership.
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Oklahoma Department of Labor | Government | 50 | $5M | United States | Tyler Technologies | Tyler State Regulatory Platform | Document Management | 2025 | n/a |
In 2025, the Oklahoma Department of Labor selected Tyler State Regulatory Platform as a Document Management solution to modernize state level regulatory systems for occupational and professional licensing. The Tyler State Regulatory Platform is positioned to centralize case files, records retention, document ingestion and workflow orchestration within a single Document Management environment for the agency.
The implementation configures modules for automated licensing, inspections, enforcement case management and online payments, and includes Tyler’s AI enabled field inspections capability to support mobile inspection workflows and evidence capture. Configuration work centers on document lifecycle controls, searchable licensing records, approval routing and audit trails that align with Document Management functional patterns.
Operational coverage is state level across occupational and professional licenses in the United States, spanning licensing staff, inspection teams and enforcement units, with field inspectors using AI enabled inspection workflows to feed documentation into centralized case records. The deployment is described as a state regulatory suite, so integrations emphasize payments and online licensing channels while document repositories and compliance artifacts are managed inside the Tyler State Regulatory Platform.
Governance changes focus on centralized case management, role based access controls, audit logging and standardized workflows for licensing decisions, inspections and enforcement actions. The initiative is intended to speed licensure, improve compliance and increase transparency for residents.
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Government | 10426 | $13.1B | United States | Tyler Technologies | Tyler State Regulatory Platform | Document Management | 2024 | n/a |
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