Genesys DX - Intelligent web chatbot

 

Genesys DX

Genesys DX is an intelligent web chatbot that uses NLP to understand customers’ intent. It doesn’t require any keyword matching and can remember entire conversations while responding to users. It answers questions in a natural way while also allowing customers to purchase products through the chatbot. 

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