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1688 opens AI e-commerce workbench Accio to all buyers and suppliers

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Alibaba's 1688 says that from October 13, its more than 100 million annual active buyers and over 1 million source manufacturers can directly activate Accio, its global e-commerce AI workbench.

Buyers sign in with their 1688 account to activate it. Buyers get a sourcing assistant for global sourcing, price comparison and supplier negotiation, and an e-commerce manager that links Taobao, Tmall, Douyin, Pinduoduo and JD.com.

Sellers download the "1688 Business Assistant" in Accio and bind their shop to use it. The assistant offers AI features for spot, custom and cross-border sales, according to 1688.

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  1. LeiphoneNews
    1688 opens AI business workbench Accio to all buyers and suppliers

    AIAlibaba's 1688 says from October 13 its more than 100 million annual active buyers and over 1 million source manufacturers can directly activate Accio, its global e-commerce AI workbench. Buyers can use the "e-commerce butler" agent to run sales across platforms including Taobao, Tmall, Douyin, Pinduoduo and JD.com, and sellers can manage their 1688 stores through the "1688 Business Assistant" after binding their shop.

  2. LeiphoneNews
    1688 opens its AI e-commerce workspace Accio to over 100 million annual active buyers

    AIAlibaba's 1688 says it has connected to Accio, a global e-commerce AI workspace, and users can open access from today. Accio offers buyers a sourcing assistant for global sourcing, price comparison and supplier negotiation, plus an e-commerce manager that links Taobao, Tmall, Douyin, Pinduoduo and JD.com. For suppliers, 1688 has launched a business assistant with AI features for spot, custom and cross-border sales.

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