Users of WhatsApp’s business app will soon be able to access new features powered by artificial intelligence (AI).
Whenever human teams aren’t available to handle client messages, businesses will soon be able to use artificial intelligence (AI), according to WABetaInfo, on the Meta-owned WhatsApp. The goal of this feature is to improve the user experience by guaranteeing continuous customer support.
Customers will be notified through the conversation when a business chooses this AI-focused service. Users are able to keep their clients’ trust, strengthen their connections, and build their entrepreneurial endeavors by being informed that they are communicating with an AI system.
Customers are effectively guided through the purchasing process and receive precise solutions to their concerns due to the AI-powered functionality.
It is important to note that this new feature fills in the significant gap that many businesses using the WhatsApp Business app had before. In the past, users couldn’t directly control their WhatsApp accounts from the mobile app.
This upgrade unifies the WhatsApp Business app and the business platform, allowing businesses to effortlessly access and manage their accounts with the simple scan of a QR code.
In order to make this new feature work, Meta is establishing a safe environment, keeping data protected, and offering a service to manage all one-on-one chats.
An exclusive group of WhatsApp Business users are now able to try out the newest AI-powered functionality. This function is only available to a small group of beta testers at the moment, but more people will be able to use it soon.
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