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Chatbot Integration in E-Commerce Customer Relationship Management: A Structure of Literature Review

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A review of studies on chatbot integration for customer relationship management (CRM) in e-commerce remain limited by analyzing chatbot features within a unified model using a literature review approach, inclusion criteria, and document analysis.

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