Honey Book I've got a startup fine.devspecializes in artificial intelligence assistance coding and rapid application development.
“By bringing the founding team of Fine.dev to Honeybook's product and development organization, the company gains expertise at. Vibe coding– A new approach that allows AI to interpret ideas into fully functional apps and enable entrepreneurs to move from ideas to work prototypes in minutes,” said the customer relationship management company. News Release Tuesday (September 30th).
Founded by engineers and entrepreneurs Haggy Hofland, Jonathan Harrell and Danre ShemFINE has developed AI-assisted development technology to accelerate the creation of software products, the release added.
By joining Honeybook's product team, they use their expertise to create “hyper-personalized applications” built into Honeybook's platform, providing “tailored, time-saving tools” that adapt to each SME's workflow.
“At Honeybook, we believe the future of how small businesses work is to empower them with tools as dynamic as businesses,” said Oz Alon, co-founder and CEO of Honeybook.
“The introduction of the fine.dev team will add unique AI expertise to help build and deploy new features faster than traditional developments allow, and ultimately provide members with more powerful tools to manage their business.”
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This release notes that this is the latest example of Honeybook's advancement of AI features, and the company has launched it. AI-powered business management Delivered in March. Other tools include drafting automated emails that adapt to customer language preferences, as well as comprehensive business analysis and reporting.
As PYMNTS wrote, AI-powered tools can help Small and Medium Enterprises (SMB) Compete against large competitors.
That report used an example Alex Schlesingerfounder and chief executive of the insurance company Active mutual. Faced with the difficult reality of training sales agents without budgets or trainers, he turned to AI chatbots as large companies could afford to buy.
“Our small businesses have struggled for a while to provide agents with in-depth training that large companies can afford,” Schlesinger told Pymnts. “But that changed this year when we started using Gemini. Roleplay Tough Conversation. ”
Rather than hiring expensive coaches or sitting with sales agents for long workshops, Schlesinger said his company could use Gemini to simulate conversations and that agents could practice responses in a realistic environment.
result? “It prepares my agent better and faster than any sales course,” Schlesinger said. “They actually find practice sessions very helpful and they build real skills.”
