Writesonic Collaborates With Microsoft To Expand Generative AI Solutions For Enterprises
Writesonic, a provider of generative artificial intelligence-powered content creation and customer experience solutions, has collaborated with Microsoft to advance AI-driven business solutions. Writesonic will integrate Microsoft Azure's cloud infrastructure to deepen its presence in mid-market and enterprise sectors.
Writesonic's integration with Microsoft Azure will offer businesses access to its AI-powered solutions with scalability, security and regulatory compliance, allowing enterprises to leverage generative AI's potential, the company said in a press release.
The company's AI-driven solutions will be available through the Microsoft Azure Marketplace. Integration with Microsoft products such as Microsoft 365 will also enable businesses to incorporate Writesonic's AI content marketing and SEO capabilities into their workflows.
"By integrating our AI-powered solutions with Microsoft Azure, we aim to help enterprises harness generative AI for real-world use cases like marketing, customer support, employee experience and conversational commerce. Our goal is to help businesses increase their productivity in these areas by up to 70%," said Samanyou Garg, founder and CEO of Writesonic.
Utilising Azure OpenAI Service, Writesonic aims to deliver AI models while enhancing the accuracy and relevance of its solutions such as AI Article Writer, which generates SEO-optimised articles, and Botsonic, an AI agent platform that transforms data into self-guided AI agents.
"Our AI tool chain, anchored by Azure OpenAI Service, offers a secure and scalable platform that enables AI-native startups to move quickly and innovate boldly,” said Sangeeta Bavi, executive director, digital natives, Microsoft India.
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