Empowering Store Associates with an AI-Enabled Customer Experience

A fortune 500 retailer offers a breadth of products to customers. From hardware to livestock supplies and beyond, at any point, employees must be able to guide customers to the right products for their needs. However, rarely can an employee know all options available to the customer for every product category. As a result, the sales process can become a challenging customer service experience. Needing to streamline how team members help customers and increase sales, an industry-leading company turned to UDig to help develop an AI enabled artificial intelligence solution. They wanted to build a UX prototype to visualize their future-state vision and then bring that solution to life. Ready for the challenge, our team moved quickly to help them create their custom AI software.

Leveraging Computer Vision (AI) to Optimize the Retail and Sales Experience

AI Video Analytics is Revolutionizing Retail Operations

In today’s fast-paced retail landscape, understanding customer behavior and optimizing store operations are crucial for staying competitive. Retailers constantly seek innovative solutions to enhance customer experiences and improve efficiency. Thanks to recent advancements in computer vision and AI, leveraging cutting-edge technologies has become pivotal for addressing various challenges in the retail industry. With the integration […]

Visioning Success:  How Tractor Supply is Leveraging Computer Vision (AI)

During this session, we will dive into a real-world example and technical demonstration highlighting Tractor Supply’s success with their “TractorVision” solution in partnership with UDig. Discover how computer vision solutions have enabled Tractor Supply to optimize team member productivity and create a personalized customer experience.

Boosting Customer Insights and High-Quality Sales Leads for Clayton

When designing a new home, every buyer has different desires, needs, and circumstances. Homebuilders need to understand these motivations and be able to quickly determine which customers are serious about buying. Without this insight, the sales process becomes bogged down with customers window shopping. So, when Clayton wanted to revamp their sales strategy, they knew they needed a digital experience that could streamline the process. They sought to create a 3D tool that would allow homebuyers to customize their home online through a seamless digital path to ownership. With an idea for their future, Clayton turned to UDig to help them bring their digital vision to life.

Increasing Digital Buyers and Boosting Growth through a Creative Product Strategy

Health Products Xchange (HPX) is an emergency healthcare supply provider serving the needs of medical facilities and professionals. When disruptions hit the global supply chain, medical providers must find alternative supply sources without sacrificing patient care. HPX aims to be the industry’s answer. However, the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting global supply-chain disruption challenged their growth vision. HPX was struggling to boost adoption of their platform, which they believed was perfectly positioned for the marketplace. So, HPX engaged UDig to help them build a strategy for digital growth and design a better way forward.

Designing a Data Architecture to Move Business Forward

Modernized Website Improves Overall User Experience for a Large Homebuilder’s Mortgage Business

A company-wide modernization effort prompted our client, the mortgage arm of a large homebuilder, to update their public-facing website. The overhaul included new, important functionality previously not available to their customers online and a complete re-imagination of their user experience.

UX Overhaul and Website Redesign Completed for the Insurance Arm of a Top Homebuilder 

The insurance arm of a large homebuilder had a dated website, creating a variety of challenges for its internal team as well as its clients. UDig was engaged to modernize the site and resolve the internal business challenges stemming from their antiquated technology stack.