Canary Technologies The company has raised $50 million in a Series C funding round to help bring artificial intelligence to the hospitality industry.
The company Guest Management Platform And it is expanding Guest-facing AICanary said in a press release on Wednesday (June 12).
With the new funding, the company plans to continue building out its team, accelerate its roadmap, further enhance its AI capabilities and expand the use of its technology across the hospitality industry.
“AI is transforming the way we live, work and travel,” said the Canary CEO and co-founder. Harman Singh Narula “Canary is at the forefront of providing enterprise-grade hospitality AI solutions that help hoteliers streamline operations, increase efficiency, and improve guest experiences,” the release stated.
This funding round was led by Insight Partnersthe release states.
According to the release, Canary's guest management platform digitizes “everything from post-booking through check-out.” The platform is used by over 20,000 hoteliers in over 80 countries.
The company Hotel Management Software What's Included Contactless check-in/check-out, Tablet Registration, Upsell, Guest Message, Canary AI and Digital ChipAccording to the release.
According to the release, these solutions enable hoteliers to eliminate paper-based processes, increase revenue, improve staff efficiency, improve guest experience and reduce chargebacks and payment fraud.
Canary in March Adyen Helping hotels deliver seamless and secure guest transactions, the collaboration features Canary's platform and Adyen's global integration. Fintech The platform will enhance hotels' payment processing capabilities and redefine how digital transactions are handled, bringing efficiency and convenience.
both Hotel Management And the guest experience Redefined A variety of technologies, from online booking platforms and mobile check-in services to AI-powered chatbots and virtual concierge services, are making travel more convenient, PYMNTS reported in March.
Another funding round in the hospitality industry: guest It raised $130 million in a Series F round in April to expand the capabilities and global expansion of its short-term rental and property management software platform. Hospitality.
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