Sensely COVID-19 information delivery used in Japan

Sensely has announced that its customised COVID-19 screening and educational tools are being used by enterprises around the world.
 
Using Sensely's platform, enterprises can seamlessly incorporate the unique avatar and speech-based Sensely chat interface into their existing websites or mobile apps. The company announced that the National Institute of Biomedical Innovation, Health, and Nutrition, in conjunction with Sensely, system integrators, and the Japanese Medical Association, has launched a Japanese language tool that is being widely distributed in Japan.

For enterprises that wish to deploy COVID-19 tools, but lack in-house technical resources, Sensely also provides a conversation design and technical team that can rapidly create full solutions that are deployable via an URL. The technology can be accessed through multiple channels such as web, social, text, email, QR code, and chat platforms.

"Our partners believe in the power of conversational engagement, and the current pandemic presents an important challenge due to the need to rapidly provide trusted guidance to their large consumer bases," said Billy Daniels, Director of Product Management, Sensely.

"Speed also matters, as does flexibility. We're appreciative of the Sensely tool being called into service to help meet the demands of this unprecedented situation, and I am confident that we'll be able to continue to be a valued resource."

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