A Kiwi company brings an AI assistant to a small business

Small businesses now have a powerful new intuitive tool that enables them to achieve success and the end result.

Helping, a digital commercial assistant optimized for artificial intelligence (AI) created specifically for small businesses, is in beta phase in Australasia for several months.

The co-founder of Helping, Brendan Roberts, said that the application was ready for the Australasian markets.

"We believe that artificial intelligence is changing the way the world of commerce works and we want to make this technology easily accessible to small businesses," Roberts said.

Making AI simple and easy to understand was essential to creating the application.

Intuitive user interfaces and predefined guides and questions guarantee the ease of use to help, while saving time, providing real-time information and performing tasks for the manager of the service. ;business.

Using the Conversation Platform and Natural Language Processing, a user can simply ask for information on sales, invoices, inventory or virtually anything that makes managing a business easier.

With its growing ecosystem of diverse business application partners, easily accessible from a single location, Help uses data relevant to the business to immediately provide information as general or as specific as the user's wish.

"Helping is unique in that it brings together all the essential information in an easy-to-understand format, all starting with a simple conversation," says Co-Founder Aid, Pete Weaver.

"Traditionally, AI was inaccessible except to big business. Helping changes that – giving small businesses the edge to be even more successful, whatever their definition. "

Founded in Auckland, New Zealand, Assists Customers in Australasia and plans to expand to new countries in 2019.

At launch, Aider is currently working with cafés, restaurants, hospitality establishments and retail businesses.

As it develops, Helping People will expand to other vertical and international markets.

The more a company uses Aider, the more it learns and the more insightful it becomes.

Helping works with a growing number of top-tier applications partners, including Facebook, Twitter, Google Analytics, Xero, Kounta, Deputy, Vend and iPayroll.