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Need access to stock market info? 'Ask Motabhai', BSE's all-new chatbot

Ask Motabhai will have a text-based conversation with the user and mine the BSE website to give customized information.

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If you want to invest in stock markets but has nobody to guide, then there is a good news for you. BSE has launched its all-new chatbot 'Ask Motabhai' to sort out all market-related queries.  Ask Motabhai helps provide customized, on-demand information to investors from BSE’s information base. BSE has partnered with Microsoft's partner firm for Ask Motabhai chatbot. It has been built using ShepHertz Applied AI Services on Microsoft’s Artificial Intelligence platform. 

Ask Motabhai will have a text-based conversation with the user and mine the BSE website to give customized information. The ‘chatbot’ has been built using the Microsoft Bot Framework, Cognitive Services, QnA Maker and Language Understanding Intelligent Service on Microsoft Azure cloud.

Users can ask queries like “what are the new IPOs?” and “which stocks are trading at their 52 week high?” in addition to the capability to address queries related to corporate actions and a stock’s price.

Speaking on the occasion, Ashishkumar Chauhan, MD & CEO, BSE said, “We are proud to announce the launch of BSE’s own chatbot ‘Ask MotaBhai’. BSE has always been at the forefront in adoption of technology based advancements, and launch of the chatbot marks yet another significant initiative in BSE’s endeavour to add to seamless customer experience. With the chabot in place we would be able to serve our audience better and help them with quick information without having to go through any other channel.”

Microsoft’s partner ShepHertz delivered the chatbot along with an intuitive management console, and dashboards to get analytics on the chatbot usage patterns, resolved or unresolved queries and management of internal information systems. The chatbot scales on the fly to adjust to the BSE website traffic.

Meanwhile, The domestic stock market indices closed Wednesday's session on a negative note after Reserve Bank of India (RBI) raised interest rates for the second straight meeting. 

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