ENGYIN has secured an investment from none other than Touker Suleyman, a well-known and highly respected entrepreneur and investor. ENGYIN is the first-ever solution that has achieved a high recovery percentage of abandoned baskets at an average of 10%. This innovative technology is a potential game-changer for online retailers looking to boost sales by reducing e-commerce basket abandonment rate.
“This investment will help ENGYIN, to further develop and expand the company’s e-commerce platform that utilizes Artificial Intelligence to assist online retailers in optimizing sales,” reported Founder and CEO, Chanuka Weerasinghe.
Chanuka Weerasinghe with Touker Suleyman
ENGYIN’s proprietary technology solution utilizes real-time price cuts to customers who have shown hesitation in completing a purchase.
This investment is a significant step for ENGYIN as it will support the company’s growth and expansion efforts, as well as help it to bring its AI-powered platform to a wider market.
The company is dedicated to changing the way conversion optimization is approached and breaking down barriers in the retail industry.
Organization: ENGYIN
Contact Person: Atul
Email: info@engyin.com
Website: http://www.engyin.com
City: London
Country: United Kingdom
Release Id: 2701232260
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