Swiggy Ping AI-powered app enables smart search tools
Swiggy launches Ping AI-powered app: Users will get many professional services like health experts, financial advisors, food delivery, and a quick commerce platform. Swiggy has launched the Swiggy Ping AI-powered app. With this app, the hyperlocal delivery player has entered professional services. Swiggy gave this information on Tuesday, 15 April.
Swiggy describes the Ping AI-powered app as an online marketplace. This app is designed to meet the growing but unmet demands of city consumers. The Swiggy Ping AI-powered app will enable users to connect with a variety of authenticated professionals such as health and wellness specialists, financial consultants, astrologers and spiritual guides, event organizers, and entertainers, as well as travel and lifestyle experts, and education and skills trainers.
What is The Benefit Of The Swiggy Ping AI-powered App?
The Swiggy Ping AI-powered app will also offer a money-back guarantee. Swiggy said it will leverage advanced AI, a curated network of experts, and a customer-centric approach to provide more efficient and reliable access to verified professionals. Swiggy said the Swiggy Ping AI-powered app will also offer a money-back guarantee if users do not find any significant benefit in the service. AI-powered Ping makes users’ lives easier by enabling quick and seamless search of verified professionals in a secure, spam-free environment. The app will also feature a smart AI assistant, which will understand the user’s queries and suggest the most relevant professional.
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Swiggy said that the Swiggy Ping AI-powered app, which launched its seller app earlier this year, has rapidly added professionals. With over 1000 professionals across 100+ specialisations, the Swiggy Ping AI-powered app aims to transform the way consumers access professional advice by connecting them to a variety of experts. Swiggy has recently launched several apps such as SNACC, SwigL, Instamart and Swiggy Minis. The company explained a loss of ₹799 crore in the third quarter. The company recorded a shortfall (consolidated net loss) of ₹799 crore in the third quarter of FY 20. In the same quarter last year, the company had a loss of Rs 574 crore. The company’s loss has increased by 39 percent on an annual basis.
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