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Flippi: End To End GenAI Assistant for E-Commerce

arXiv 2507.05788 ↗First posted 8 Jul 2025cs.CLcited by 0

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Abstract (arXiv)

The emergence of conversational assistants has fundamentally reshaped user interactions with digital platforms. This paper introduces Flippi-a cutting-edge, end-to-end conversational assistant powered by large language models (LLMs) and tailored for the e-commerce sector. Flippi addresses the challenges posed by the vast and often overwhelming product landscape, enabling customers to discover products more efficiently through natural language dialogue. By accommodating both objective and subjective user requirements, Flippi delivers a personalized shopping experience that surpasses traditional search methods. This paper details how Flippi interprets customer queries to provide precise product information, leveraging advanced NLP techniques such as Query Reformulation, Intent Detection, Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), Named Entity Recognition (NER), and Context Reduction. Flippi's unique capability to identify and present the most attractive offers on an e-commerce site is also explored, demonstrating how it empowers users to make cost-effective decisions. Additionally, the paper discusses Flippi's comparative analysis features, which help users make informed choices by contrasting product features, prices, and other relevant attributes. The system's robust architecture is outlined, emphasizing its adaptability for integration across various e-commerce platforms and the technological choices underpinning its performance and accuracy. Finally, a comprehensive evaluation framework is presented, covering performance metrics, user satisfaction, and the impact on customer engagement and conversion rates. By bridging the convenience of online shopping with the personalized assistance traditionally found in physical stores, Flippi sets a new standard for customer satisfaction and engagement in the digital marketplace.

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