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Lyro

AI Customer Experience Agent - Reliable, Trustworthy, Human

Lyro is a Customer Experience AI Agent that resolves customer service conversations end-to-end while keeping the experience human. Built by Tidio Lyro is designed to be trained and coached like a real human agent.

What Lyro does:

• Resolves repetitive tasks: refunds, order updates, subscription changes, call bookings

• Handles proactive customer service: troubleshooting, FAQ, escalation with full context

• Boosts sales: upsell suggestions, lead qualification, personalized shopping recommendations

• Speaks 45+ languages

• Integrates natively with Salesforce, Intercom, Zendesk, Gorgias, and Tidio

What makes Lyro different:

• Trained on your data, your tone, your policies

• Full control over AI behavior via Guidances and Procedures (not a black box)

• Compliant with SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR, CCPA, CPRA, AI Pact, EU-US DPF

• 67% average resolution rate without human handoff

For e-commerce, SaaS, and digital businesses that want automation that actually feels human.

About Lyro

Lyro is a business product listed on Uneed, available for free. It's tagged with Chatbots, AI. See the best Chatbots products for related options.

Frequently asked questions about Lyro

What is Lyro?

Lyro is aI Customer Experience Agent - Reliable, Trustworthy, Human.

Is Lyro free?

Yes, Lyro is free to use.

What are alternatives to Lyro?

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What category does Lyro belong to?

Lyro is listed under Business on Uneed.

What users say about Lyro

SpinHire

The 45+ languages line caught my eye. Our job board runs in 12 languages, and the support chat gets messages in whatever language the visitor was reading, while the two of us answering really only read a couple of them. The easy questions are fine to answer automatically. The trouble is the handoff: a human gets a thread in Greek with no idea what was already promised. When Lyro escalates, does the agent see the conversation translated into their own language, or only the original?

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