-- 全球領先的銷售和行銷技術公司 Adcore (ADCO.TO) 週三宣布推出其人工智慧平台 Proposaly 的首款自主人工智慧代理“Inbound Agent”,並公佈了一項“雄心勃勃的路線圖”,計劃在 2026 年第二季末之前推出全部三款專用代理。 聲明指出,Proposaly 是 Adcore 的一款應用程序,可統一處理演示、提案、協議和付款流程。 Adcore 表示,另外兩款代理商 Outreach 和 Deal 也將在第二季末推出。 執行長 Omri Brill 表示:「目前,我們的 Inbound Agent 可以自動捕獲潛在客戶並發送提案,無需任何人幹預——這已經是一個完全自主的銷售流程,並且已投入生產。Outreach 和 Deal 也將在第二季度末推出。當這三款代理全部投入使用後,Proposaly 將能夠處理目前需要整個團隊和六種分散工具才能完成的工作量。 ADCO的股價昨日維持不變,報0.225美元。
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