"Creating chatbots isn't difficult~"
Published2017.06.27 06:06Wonderful Platform, the developer of the chatbot platform 'InviChat', participated in the Smart Tech Show. InviChat allows anyone to create a chatbot by inputting data scenarios with no limit on the number of scenarios.
It is increasingly being widely adopted in the customer support field of internet shopping malls operating 24 hours. When a customer enters a question, artificial intelligence is used to classify the question type and provide answers, enabling use from ordering to product recommendations, payment, and customer consultation. Wonderful Platform provides chatbot UI, documentation manuals, and educational materials to assist in the chatbot creation process, and generated chatbots or modules can be sold through the store.
A representative stated, "Currently we support only chat format, but we plan to expand to compatible devices including voice recognition and facial recognition."
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