Introducing Assistive Cards
Every Android App's Own Personal Assistant
Individual components of your app are delivered to your user's home screen, even when your app is closed.
Individual components of your app are delivered to your user's home screen, even when your app is closed.
Begin engaging with users from the Card itself and then bring them to your app for further actions.
Whatever happens in a Card is presented neatly in the dashboard for you to learn from and act upon.
Assistive Cards get more done is less time. Users love it when app developers care about them.
1. Assistive Card Arrives
An Assistive Card arrives on user's homescreen containing rich content and the embedded action.
2. Engagement Happens
The user takes the action right there and then immediately is shown a prompt to open the app.
3. App Opens
User is already invested enough in the process that she opens the app.
1. Assistive Card Arrives
An Assistive Card arrives on user's homescreen containing rich content and the embedded action.
2. Transaction Review
The user fills in payment details in the Assistive Card and is prompted to confirm the transaction.
3. Money In The Bank
We handle the transaction and the money is deposited in your bank account. All this without leaving the Card.
They not only inform your customers about the cart they have abandoned, but also allows to pay for the cart from the Card itself.
They can notify about updates on the conversations a user is part of and also allow her to continue the conversation from the Card itself.
Always having a tab on your users' sentiments helps you understand and serve them better. Reviews and feedback will begin flowing.
Sometimes, all you need is a confirmation/denial from your user on an entity. Get them done through the Cards.
Cards work exactly same on Web and Android. In sync.
