Omnichannel Retailer Tapped [24]7.aiTM for Comprehensive CX Modernization
50-Year Old Omnichannel Retailer
[24]7.ai is redefining the way companies interact with consumers. They help businesses attract and retain customers, and make it possible to create a personalized, predictive and effortless customer experience. [24]7.ai’s technology helps companies create a personalized, predictive and effortless customer experience across all channels. The world’s largest and most recognizable brands are using intent-driven engagement from [24]7.ai to assist several hundred million visitors annually, through more than 1.5 billion conversations, most of which are automated.
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50-Year Old Omnichannel Retailer
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Joannah Holmes
Director of Contact Centers
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