Spreevel: Future Of Analytics

About

We provide end-to-end solutions for businesses seeking to update and revitalize their decision-making processes

Spreevel Analytics was founded in Ottawa, Canada. Grounded on a belief in the capacity for the rigorous and innovative work in data science and artificial intelligence to change the way we experience the world; we strive to be at the forefront of the world’s transition to a technologically integrated future

Our Solutions

Tourism Analytics

Within the last few years of operations, Spreevel has become one of the most reliable and innovative providers of AI & Data Analytics in the hospitality industry. From the integration of operations and marketing data to business interconnectivity, we provide end-to-end solutions for businesses seeking to update and revitalize their decision-making processes. In providing Business-to-Business services, we advance the ability of management and staff members to harmonize best practice methods. By integrating data sources, Spreevel allows for intelligent management across your adapting business needs

Chatbot

Our hybrid Chatbot system combines the best of machine learning and human interaction. Deployable within minutes, our Chatbot functions seamlessly with a growing number of platforms, including webchat, Facebook and text-messaging. Spreevel provides in-house data solutions and has filed a patent provision application to the US patent for the innovative virtual assistant chatbot solution designed especially for the hospitality and tourism industry. . These technologies are set to revolutionize the functionality of tourism sites via Chatbot services, virtual communication, and AI.

Projecting local business to International Landscape

Who leverage our Technologies?

Tourism Marketing Organizations
Museums
Airports
Hotels
Meetings & Conventions
National Parks
Restaurnats

Media

Our collaboration with Professor Marion Joppe and Lianne Foti from University of Guelph was featured in “The Conversation”, regarding Canadians are less willing to fly during COVID-19 than Americans.