Overview
- The stock has dropped nearly 40% from its all‑time high in recent weeks even after a multi‑year surge.
- Management says it sees roughly 50% annual growth for the foreseeable future, with revenue rising more than 50% year over year.
- Analysts highlight record revenue growth and shrinking non‑GAAP losses as signs of better efficiency and a potential path to breakeven.
- New alliances include a distribution partnership with Telarus and an insurance push with Apivia Courtage to widen enterprise access.
- Applications range from drive‑thru ordering to financial and healthcare customer service, though uptake depends on consumer acceptance of AI agents.