AliExpress Fully Launches AI-Powered Intelligent Operations Agent, Managing Over 200 Countries and Regions

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On September 22, AliExpress announced the full launch of its AI-powered Intelligent Operations Agent for potential countries and regions. Merchants can now leverage AI to take over daily operations in over 200 potential markets, driving pure incremental growth beyond their core markets. Since September, markets such as Colombia, Malaysia, and Bangladesh have seen GMV surge over 50% year-on-year. This Intelligent Operations Agent is a core component of AliExpress's "One Person, One Country" solution. Merchants simply need to opt in, and AI will automatically handle daily operations across these 200+ potential markets, including automatic translation and optimization of product listings, auto-enrollment in major promotional events, and automatic selection of the best logistics routes. Feedback from cross-border merchant communities indicates that many AliExpress sellers have already received notifications about auto-enrollment in promotional events, and orders are starting to emerge from countries that previously saw no sales, such as Serbia, Thailand, and Norway. With the new Intelligent Operations Agent and the AI-driven product sourcing tool launched in July, AliExpress has established a full-funnel AI tool matrix covering opportunity discovery, trend prediction, new product launch, ad placement, and market expansion. It is noted that most merchants focus on only a few core markets, while other countries have consumer demand but high operational barriers: managing translations in multiple languages, understanding logistics routes and pricing in each country, and handling varying payment preferences make manual operations costly and impractical for many sellers. The "One Person, One Country" solution, powered by AI, allows merchants to tap into these potential markets without hiring additional staff or learning new languages. Currently, the solution is being enhanced in three key areas. In marketing, the system automatically enrolls merchants in promotional events across all potential global markets and introduces richer marketing tools. In logistics, the platform has optimized shipping routes and added new dedicated lines, improving delivery times by over 10% and expanding coverage for both standard and special goods. In customer experience, the platform now supports additional mainstream languages and aligns payment options more closely with local preferences. Since the start of this year, from the Brand Globalization Program to the milestone of over half of orders being localized, and now the full rollout of AI-driven operations in potential markets, AliExpress's strategy is becoming increasingly clear: branding helps merchants establish a solid presence overseas, AI and automation minimize operational costs, and local logistics infrastructure ensures faster, more reliable delivery to consumers worldwide. This article was first published on the official Ebrun website. [Source: Ebrun Go. Ebrun's automated writing robot delivers e-commerce intelligence in real-time via algorithms. This young bot is still learning, feel free to contact run@ebrun.com or leave a message to help it grow.]

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