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YOOBIC’s NEO Suite brings Frontline Work into the AI Era

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YOOBIC, the AI-powered Frontline Employee Experience Platform (FEXP), announced the official public launch of YOOBIC NEO, a revolutionary AI coach that transforms the way organizations engage, train, and communicate with frontline teams. Following months of rigorous real-world testing by top merchant customers, YOOBIC NEO is now available for general use, including previously unannounced conversational AI capabilities designed to enrich and streamline the frontline employee experience.

The retail industry is experiencing a seismic shift, grappling with the complexities of omnichannel strategies and evolving customer behaviors and expectations, while also confronting intensifying threats like shrinkage. Simultaneously, there’s a vast, untapped potential for transformative insights through AI and data analytics, hindered by manual processes, fragmented tools, and legacy communication methods. In response to these dynamic shifts, agility and adaptability are paramount. Retailers must empower their workforce by equipping them with the right tools and knowledge and fostering a culture of rapid learning and flexibility. Enter YOOBIC NEO, ushering in a revolutionary era of AI-enhanced frontline operations, poised to help businesses navigate and conquer these modern retail challenges and enhance their frontline employee experience.

“The rise of AI is rapidly transforming every aspect of retail organizations, and we can’t afford to leave frontline teams behind,” said Fabrice Haiat, co-founder and CEO of YOOBIC. “With YOOBIC NEO, we’re giving employees at all levels the tools they need to work smarter, connect and collaborate more effectively, and reimagine the way they deliver value for their organizations.”

YOOBIC NEO is powered by revolutionary AI capabilities including:

Many of YOOBIC’s biggest clients, including major global luxury fashion and beauty retailers, have already tested YOOBIC NEO across their operations, allowing over 65,000 frontline employees to benefit from the platform’s powerful AI coaching. The results are striking: one global catering group was able to halve the time needed to create and distribute new content, while a major clothing brand slashed the time needed to create new tasks from three-quarters of an hour to just 10 minutes.

GameStop, the largest gaming retailer in the US, has experienced positive outcomes with the YOOBIC NEO AI suite in enhancing operational efficiency. Specifically, the suite has been instrumental in transforming product videos and documentation into comprehensive employee training courses. “With NEO Creator, GameStop can now generate lessons and quizzes that are 95% complete and ready for deployment within just a few clicks, significantly streamlining the content creation process. In addition, YOOBIC’s NEO Assistant has proven to be highly beneficial for associates seeking quick information. This feature provides instant answers to common queries such as ‘What’s our price match policy?’ or ‘What is the company dress code?’. Consequently, this has led to a reduction in the number of support tickets and requests that we’ve received from associates,”
said Matt Goodfriend, Senior Manager, Learning and Development at GameStop.

“At YOOBIC, we believe that using advanced AI technologies to unlock the full potential of frontline teams is the next frontier for retailers and other customer-facing organizations,” Haiat said. “We’re thrilled to officially launch NEO, and give retailers the ability to upgrade their employee experience, unlock unprecedented productivity gains, and ultimately capture compelling bottom-line results.”

YOOBIC will showcase its NEO suite in New York City later this month at the National Retail Federation’s Retail’s Big Show 2024. Company leaders will join partners from Mattress Firm and GameStop for breakout sessions and will be available at Booth #6045 to answer questions and offer hands-on demonstrations of NEO’s powerful capabilities.

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