Warriors Add AI Voice Tech to Fan Inquiry System
The team's expanded partnership with RingCentral will now handle ticket and game-day questions through automated voice tools.
Updated on Oct. 22, 2026 in Basketball
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Fans reaching out to the Golden State Warriors for ticket help or game-day information will now encounter a new automated voice assistant. The team has expanded its long-standing partnership with RingCentral to integrate agentic AI-powered voice tools across their communications.
Why it matters
The upgrade aims to streamline how the organization handles high volumes of fan inquiries, reflecting a broader push to modernize engagement as the team celebrates its 81st season. For the organization, the shift builds on a decade-long relationship that transitioned from standard office tools to remote-work systems during the pandemic.
The Warriors organization has grown to five times its original staff size over the past decade. The partnership expansion comes during the team's 81st season, though specific targets for AI-led inquiry resolution remain unknown.
The players
Golden State Warriors
The San Francisco-based professional basketball team now in its 81st season.
RingCentral
A communication technology firm with offices in Belmont providing voice and remote tools to the team.
The details
The integration uses agentic voice AI to manage ticket and game-day questions, operating through mobile and laptop applications used by team staff. This technology builds on the remote communication platform RingCentral has provided to the organization since March 2020. The teams' collaborative history stretches back more than ten years, with both entities citing a continued focus on innovation.
Timeline
March 2020: Warriors staff shifted to remote work using RingCentral.
October 22, 2026: The partnership expansion was formally announced.
Across the Bay
The team's latest AI adoption follows the pattern established by their 2020 shift to remote work, representing an evolution of their digital infrastructure. This deployment mirrors broader efforts by Bay Area organizations to integrate emerging technologies into their administrative and engagement operations.
If you call for ticket assistance or general game-day information, you will interact with the new agentic voice system. Expect faster automated handling of these standard inquiries as the team scales its support operations for the 18,064-seat Chase Center.
The takeaway
The team is increasingly relying on automated systems to manage fan interactions as their staff numbers continue to climb. Keep an eye on how these tools manage peak traffic, particularly during high-demand game days at Chase Center.
Further reading
For more on how local teams are evolving, see our Basketball section.
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