After Click applies AI to increase e-commerce operational efficiency

Artificial intelligence went from being a promise to becoming part of the daily operations of companies. In e-commerce, where logistical efficiency, stock availability and speed of response directly impact the consumer experience and financial results, the use of AI begins to play a strategic role.

After Click, a specialist in integrated post-click operations for e-commerce and marketplaces, has been incorporating artificial intelligence into processes that directly affect the operational performance of the brands it serves. Instead of using technology just as a marketing differentiator, the company focuses on practical applications capable of generating gains in productivity, predictability and control throughout the entire post-purchase journey.

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“The market talks a lot about artificial intelligence, but the real difference is in applying it to solve real business problems. Our vision is to use AI to support critical operational decisions, reducing risks, increasing efficiency and offering more predictability for those selling in multiple channels”, says Fábio Fialho, CEO and founder of After Click.

As part of this strategy, the company also established a partnership with Insper AI to develop applications aimed at operational efficiency and improving the consumer experience. The initiative seeks to accelerate the incorporation of new features based on artificial intelligence in different stages of the post-click operation.

All this intelligence is consolidated in the After Click Management Portal, a platform that brings together, in a single interface, stock, order, logistics, financial and service indicators. In addition to the integrated view of the operation, the system incorporates analyzes and recommendations generated by AI, allowing managers to monitor the operation in real time and make faster decisions.

According to Fialho, one of the main challenges faced by companies that operate in multiple marketplaces and sales channels is the fragmentation of information. “In many cases, managers need to consult different systems to understand what is happening in the operation. Our objective was to concentrate all this intelligence in a single environment, allowing a complete view of the business and offering recommendations that support decision making”, he explains.