Aisha – Generative AI-powered shopping assistant for retail
DiUS · Operations & Productivity
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Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 4 captures on record
What the publisher says
As described on AWS Marketplace.
In today’s competitive retail landscape, customer experience is king. Shoppers expect a seamless, personalised journey that makes finding the perfect product a breeze. However, traditional search methods, with their endless filters and generic recommendations, often leave them frustrated and abandoning their carts.
Aisha is a generative-AI powered conversational shopping assistant, adapted to a client’s product catalogue as well as trusted information from across the web. It can answer customer questions around specific products, provide comparisons, act as a source of inspiration and make personalised recommendations.
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Aisha has been designed as a conversational commerce accelerator, which means the foundational infrastructure comes with security, guardrails and feedback mechanisms from the get-go. This allows us to spin up a solution, start testing with users and get to market validation as quickly as possible.
Aisha leverages AWS services including Amazon Bedrock, Amazon Athena and Amazon DynamoDB.
Highlights
Highlighted by the publisher on AWS Marketplace.
Our observability-first approach not only allows us to monitor the complete tech stack of Aisha for insights and improvements, it also adds an extra layer of security.
Governance and guardrails come out of the box. All that’s needed to get started is a snapshot of your product catalogue (CSV, JSON etc.) and access to your AWS environment.
DiUS knows how to architect, build and deploy AI/ML solutions in production for scale, performance and cost-effectiveness as AWS Applied AI and ML Competency partners.
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