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Devexperts, a global software developer for the capital markets industry, has announced that its AI-powered virtual assistant, Devexa, is now available at no extra cost to all clients using its DXtrade platform. The company is also launching a free three-month trial of Devexa PRO, an advanced version of the assistant.
Devexa PRO offers full functionality, providing additional benefits such as:
● Unlimited AI learning and advanced NLU training – with response quality improving as Devexa learns and tailors feedback
● Unlimited broadcasts / posts
● Flexible user segmentation / targeting
● Access to historical responses
Devexa utilizes natural language understanding capabilities to recognise trader jargon and provide immediate virtual assistance. The platform includes features such as instant or scheduled trading directly from the chat, targeted communication, personalised news feeds, and support solutions using generative AI.
The AI assistant is designed to support trader decision-making and execution while allowing firms to track interactions, providing insights and enhancing customer engagement.
Jon Light, Head of OTC Platform at Devexperts, stated: "Devexa has already enabled subscribing clients to base their marketing campaigns on user data collected. Three months allows for necessary volumes of data needed to find unobvious patterns in users' behavior. Devexa is not just a chatbot covering for support desks if they are away. It's a powerful analyst of user behavior. We are happy to be offering our clients the opportunity to experience the additional advantages of Devexa PRO – and hope that this initial free trial will showcase her value."
Clients can request an upgrade to Devexa PRO by contacting Devexperts' sales team. The company aims to demonstrate the value of the advanced features through this trial period. For first time subscribers, the request triggers the onset of an initial three-month trial period where additional benefits and full capabilities of Devexa can be accessed for free.
Last week, Devexperts announced that financial markets analytics platform TechSignals has integrated with Devexa.
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