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FINN.AI SELECTED AS A CANADIAN AI INNOVATOR

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on January 18, 2018

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New Report Highlights how Finn.ai Technology Improves Financial Well Being for End Users

Finn.ai, the award-winning AI-powered virtual assistant built for personal banking and financing, announced today it was selected as an IDC Innovator by the International Data Corporation (IDC) Canada. Issued this week the IDC Innovators: Canadian Artificial Intelligence (IA) Enabled Customer Interaction Solutions 2017 report recognizes five Canadian AI-enabled vendors with revenue under C$100 million.

As an IDC innovator, Finn.ai was reviewed and selected based on the following criteria:

Innovative AI technology
Ground-breaking approach in the use of AI to solve existing industry and consumer issues
And/or a unique business model in the banking and financial services industry

“Financial well-being relies on access to information and the ability to act on it. Finn.ai allows banks to simplify and improve access to financial services for their customers, using an interface that is intuitively familiar to consumers – natural language conversations,” said Jake Tyler, CEO, Finn.ai. “This acknowledgement from IDC, a trusted source for global marketing intelligence, demonstrates that we are playing an important role in building financial literacy across a broad spectrum of people and communities around the world.”

This new report examines the technology and use case of Finn.ai enabling customer interaction and engagement in the banking industry.

Solution providers selected alongside Finn.ai in IDC Innovators: Canadian Artificial Intelligence (AI) Enabled Customer Interaction Solutions 2017 report (Doc # CA43222217 Dec 2017) include: Element.AI, Fluent.ai, Flybits, and Zoom.ai.

New Report Highlights how Finn.ai Technology Improves Financial Well Being for End Users

As an IDC innovator, Finn.ai was reviewed and selected based on the following criteria:

Innovative AI technology
Ground-breaking approach in the use of AI to solve existing industry and consumer issues
And/or a unique business model in the banking and financial services industry

This new report examines the technology and use case of Finn.ai enabling customer interaction and engagement in the banking industry.