Tuesday 11 June 2019

What is a Chatbot?

Derived from “chat robot”, “chatbots” allow for highly engaging, conversational experiences, through voice and text, that can be customized and used on mobile devices, web browsers, and on popular chat platforms such as Facebook Messenger, or Slack. With the advent of deep learning technologies such as text-to-speech, automatic speech recognition, and natural language processing, chatbots that simulate human conversation and dialogue can now be found in a call center and customer service workflows, DevOps management, and as personal assistants.






Efficiency Through Automation

Chatbots can combine the steps of complex processes to streamline and automate common and repetitive tasks through a few simple voices or text requests, reducing execution time and improving business efficiencies.

Flexibility

Chatbots can be built to respond to either voice or text in the language native to the user. You can embed customized chatbots in everyday workflows, to engage with your employee workforce or consumer engagements.

Broader Customer Engagement

Winning customer experience can be a significant differentiator for a business. Chatbots can be deployed into the channels that your customers and prospects are already engaged, like Facebook Messenger, so you can reach them in familiar environments to respond to their requests faster and meet their expectations.

Common Chatbot Use Cases

Enterprise Productivity

Chatbots can be integrated with enterprise back end systems such as a CRM, inventory management program, or HR system. Chatbots can be built to check sales numbers, marketing performance, inventory status, or perform employee onboarding.

Personal Assistants

Chatbots can simplify and expedite the process of everyday personal activities such as ordering new shoes or groceries, booking medical appointments, or making travel reservations, from your mobile device, browser or favorite chat platform.















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