Founded | 2015Austin, Texas, United States | in
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Founders | Ben Lamm Andrew Busey |
Headquarters | 815-A Brazos Street, Suite 318, , |
Number of locations | 2 |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people | Ben Lamm CEO Andrew Busey CPO |
Number of employees | 39 (2018 [1] ) |
Website | conversable |
Conversable is a SaaS based Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered conversational platform, headquartered in Austin, Texas. It allows customers to create intelligent, automated response flows through conversations in any messaging channel or voice platforms. [2] [3] It has offices in Austin and Dallas.
Some of companies using Conversable platform includes Budweiser, [4] Wingstop, [5] Pizza Hut, [6] T.G.I. Friday's, [7] Sam’s Club, [8] Shake Shack, [9] CES, [10] Whole Foods [11] and 7-Eleven. [12]
In 2015, Conversable Inc. was founded by Ben Lamm, founder and CEO of digital creative design studio Chaotic Moon Studios, which was acquired by Accenture, and Andrew Busey, former CEO & co-founder of social game company Challenge Games Inc., which was acquired by Zynga. [13] It received funding of $2 million from angel investors. [14]
In March 2017, Conversable launched a new product called AQUA (Answer Questions Using AI), which is a business intelligence (BI) platform. [15] [16] [4]
In 2018, Conversable was acquired by LivePerson to "help LivePerson continue to accelerate its goal of providing conversational commerce products to customers," according to CEO Robert LoCascio. [17]
It helps companies to deliver on-demand content, customer self-service, and conversational commerce via messaging channel and voice applications. [13] [14]
The company is partnered with Phobio in January, 2018. [18] It is also partnered with Olo, [19] Hinduja Global Solutions, [20] Booz Allen Hamilton, [21] Ernst & Young, [16] Mindtree, [22] WPP [23] and Pactera. [24]
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