Customer Service & Retention AI

Tidio live chat and AI customer service

Tidio is live chat and AI customer service software for ecommerce teams. It helps stores answer shopping questions, handle support requests, and pass conversations to a person when needed. Customer Service gives agents a shared inbox, Lyro AI Agent answers from the store's support knowledge, and Flows runs predefined messages and questions. When handoffs are configured, a team can continue a shopper's conversation with its earlier context.

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Buying view: Tidio is a practical option for smaller teams that want live chat, ticketing, proactive flows, and a Lyro AI agent in one support workspace. Human conversations, Lyro conversations, and visitors reached by Flows use separate quotas, so the combined monthly load matters more than any single entry price.

Tidio features and workflows

Tidio helps ecommerce teams handle three everyday jobs: bring customer questions into one inbox, answer repeat questions automatically, and start predefined conversations while shoppers browse the site. Customer Service, Lyro AI Agent, and Flows handle those jobs respectively. Its practical advantage is the handoff between automation and people: when an automated route should stop, the previous conversation can remain available to the agent who continues the work.

Tidio use cases

Store teams need to decide which questions belong in a shared human queue, which repeat questions AI can answer, and which predictable website moments should launch a predefined message.

How Tidio works

Customer Service manages human conversations and tickets, Lyro answers from maintained support knowledge, and Flows follows triggers and preset steps. Each product can run separately; when a handoff is configured, the earlier conversation can move into the Customer Service inbox for an agent to continue.

How Customer Service, Lyro AI Agent, and Flows handle a shopper interaction

Tidio's three core products can be purchased separately or bundled. Enabled routes can run independently, while configured handoffs let Flows or Lyro move a conversation into the Customer Service inbox.

Flows follows triggers and fixed paths; Lyro uses support knowledge for less predictable questions; Customer Service gives the team an inbox, assignment, ticket, and status workflow. One interaction does not have to pass through all three products.

Each route can be enabled separately; one interaction may use more than one route when a handoff is configured.

How Tidio Customer Service, Lyro AI Agent, and Flows handle a shopper interactionA standard flowchart with three independently enabled routes. Flows runs configured trigger-and-action paths. Lyro answers incoming questions from assigned knowledge and can hand off a full conversation or ticket. Customer Service receives direct requests and handoffs in the Inbox for assignment, replies, and status updates.Configured Flow triggerLyro enabled for themessageDirect human request or emailticketYesNoNoYesStartShopper activity or a support request reachesTidioA trigger and conditionsselect the configured FlowpathRun the configured messages,questions, forms, or storeactionsHand off to a person?Lyro reads assigned knowledgeand recent conversation contextLyro answers or runs aconfigured ActionResolved without aperson?Pass the full conversation orcreate a ticket with itstranscriptInbox receives a liveconversation or ticketAssign or prioritize it for anagent or departmentThe agent replies, waits forthe customer, or marks itsolvedReply, captured data, completed action, orfollow-up statusEndHow Tidio Customer Service, Lyro AI Agent, and Flows handle a shopper interactionA standard flowchart with three independently enabled routes. Flows runs configured trigger-and-action paths. Lyro answers incoming questions from assigned knowledge and can hand off a full conversation or ticket. Customer Service receives direct requests and handoffs in the Inbox for assignment, replies, and status updates.Configured Flow triggerLyro enabled for themessageDirect human request or emailticketYesNoNoYesStartShopper activity or asupport request reachesTidioA trigger and conditionsselect the configured FlowpathRun the configuredmessages, questions, forms,or store actionsHand off to aperson?Lyro reads assignedknowledge and recentconversation contextLyro answers or runs aconfigured ActionResolved without aperson?Pass the full conversationor create a ticket with itstranscriptInbox receives a liveconversation or ticketAssign or prioritize it foran agent or departmentThe agent replies, waitsfor the customer, or marksit solvedReply, captured data,completed action, orfollow-up statusEnd

How the team uses each of the three Tidio products

Tidio’s product workflows cover shared customer support, AI answers and rule-based Flows.

Customer Service: keep customer questions in one place and make ownership visible

Customer Service is useful when agents would otherwise switch among website chat, email, and connected social channels. The team connects its service channels, adds agents, and sets assignment rules when needed. Incoming questions enter the Tidio inbox, where an agent can claim the conversation or assign it to a colleague. A question that needs continued follow-up can become a ticket: a trackable support task with an owner, history, and status.

After taking ownership, the agent can review the existing conversation, reply, add an internal note, or pass the work to a more suitable colleague. Email tickets can also be marked as waiting for the customer or solved. These states let the team see which questions are unassigned, in progress, waiting, or finished.

Lyro AI Agent: answer first, then pass the conversation and chat history to a person when needed

Lyro can take on repeat questions such as delivery times and return rules. The team first supplies accurate help articles, website content, and frequently asked questions, then chooses the channels where Lyro may answer and sets its human-handoff rules. When a shopper asks a question, Lyro uses that material and recent conversation context to compose a response.

A task that needs store-specific information, such as checking an order status, also requires the corresponding configured operation, which Tidio calls an Action. If the shopper asks for a person or Lyro cannot answer, the configured handoff can pass the full conversation or create a ticket containing its transcript. The team therefore needs to maintain the source knowledge and decide which questions should go directly to a person.

Flows: set up repeatable customer interaction steps and run them automatically at the right moment

Flows is useful when a store wants to greet shoppers on a chosen page, ask a few questions to understand their needs, or collect contact details. The operator starts from a template or builds a flow, then specifies when it starts, which message appears, and what should happen after each shopper choice.

When its conditions are met, the Flow sends the arranged messages, shows buttons, asks questions, or collects a form. Some store actions need the matching integration, including Shopify add-to-cart triggers and discount-code actions. A Flow can also assign a conversation to a person; the operator needs to add the relevant action when the team should be notified.

Example: how an apparel store can use all three products

An apparel store can use a Flow when a shopper opens the size-guide page, showing a predefined help option. If the shopper instead asks about the return policy, Lyro can answer from the store's maintained policy when Lyro is enabled and no configured Flow is handling that message. When the shopper asks the team to process an actual exchange, a configured handoff can place the conversation and its earlier context in Customer Service for an agent to continue. These are independently enabled routes: finishing a Flow does not automatically send the shopper to Lyro, and one interaction does not have to pass through all three products.

Concepts used in these workflows

The Tidio (Lyro AI) workflow terminology includes Ticket, Lyro Action, and Flow trigger and condition.

Ticket

A support task that keeps its owner, conversation history, and handling status visible until the team finishes the follow-up.

Lyro Action

An operation configured for Lyro to use a connected business system, such as checking an order status. The required connection and Action must be set up before Lyro can perform it.

Flow trigger and condition

A trigger decides when a Flow starts; conditions use information or shopper choices to decide which configured branch runs next.

Tidio pricing and plans

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Estimated from published pricing rules

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Rebuilt from Tidio's public pricing-page controls, current Next.js pricing payload, public calculator code, and a USD response for a non-LATAM region.

Customer support

Live conversations and tickets handled by your team count toward this monthly billable-conversation limit.

Lyro AI conversations

Choose how many customer requests Lyro AI Agent should handle each month.

Visitors reached with Flows

Choose how many unique visitors your rule-based sales and support Flows should reach each month.

This calculator covers the public non-LATAM USD self-serve ranges. The free 50 Lyro conversations are a one-time allowance; a paid Lyro quota refreshes monthly. Plus, Premium, any 'More' selection, tax, and the optional no-branding charge require separate confirmation. Check Tidio's current pricing page.

Use the calculator above to estimate the combined cost of human conversations, Lyro AI conversations, and visitors reached with Flows. The table below does not repeat prices; it focuses on who each Customer Service plan is for, its public limits, and the capabilities included as you move up a tier.

Tidio customer service platform plan benefits

PlanBest fit, limits, and included benefits
Free

For solo operators who want a shared inbox and basic automation before committing to a paid support allowance.

Included plan entitlements
  • 50 billable human conversations per month and up to 10 seats
  • Live chat, ticketing, email management, and live video calls
  • Website chat plus Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp, and email channels
  • Sales and FAQ Flow templates with the visual Flows builder
  • 100 visitors reached with Flows per month
  • The first 50 Lyro AI conversations are a lifetime allowance, with one AI Action and five Guidances
  • Tidio AI reply assistant, basic analytics, and Copilot
  • Desktop and mobile apps, app integrations, widget customization, and multilingual support
Starter

For small teams that need a larger human-support allowance and a clearer day-to-day view of website conversations.

Included plan entitlements
  • 100 billable human conversations per month and up to 10 seats
  • 50 one-time Lyro AI conversations and 100 monthly Flows visitors
  • Live chat, ticketing, email management, and live video calls
  • Live visitors list, operating hours, and a hosted chat page
  • Website chat plus Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp, and email channels
  • Sales and FAQ Flow templates with the visual Flows builder
  • Tidio AI reply assistant, basic analytics, and Copilot
  • Desktop and mobile apps, app integrations, widget customization, and multilingual support
Growth

For support teams that need higher conversation limits, automatic routing, quality controls, and better visibility into each shopper.

Included plan entitlements
  • Everything in Starter, with 250 to 2,000 billable conversations per month and up to 10 seats
  • Advanced analytics and user permissions
  • Automatic chat assignment and preset automatic replies
  • Live typing preview and page-view history
  • Visitor information and internal visitor notes
  • Automated satisfaction surveys and automated conversation closing
  • Reusable canned responses and macros
  • Native Shopify actions for handling store tasks from the support workspace
  • Ticketing automations plus all Starter channels, apps, integrations, Flows tools, and Lyro knowledge-import tools
Plus

For growing teams that need custom limits, multiple projects, advanced routing, and hands-on support while purchasing usage separately.

Included plan entitlements
  • Everything in Growth, with custom billable-conversation, Flows, and seat limits
  • Lyro AI allowance from 300 conversations, with up to 10 Actions and 10 Guidances
  • Premium support, live-chat support, and a dedicated Customer Success Manager
  • Discounted usage rates for billable conversations, Lyro, and Flows
  • Departments for routing conversations to the right team
  • Multiproject dashboard for multiple websites, brands, or stores
  • Custom branding and optional removal of Tidio branding
  • Ticketing automations, OpenAPI, and custom channels
  • Training sessions, account reviews, and chatbot-building support
  • Larger attachments and invoice payment by wire transfer
Premium

For high-volume AI service operations that need contracted outcomes, enterprise controls, and Tidio-managed deployment.

Included plan entitlements
  • Everything in Plus, with custom billable-conversation, Flows, and seat limits
  • Lyro AI allowance from 3,000 conversations, with 10+ Actions and 10+ Guidances
  • Guaranteed 50% Lyro AI resolution rate and pay-per-resolution billing
  • Mobile SDK for native chat and AI support inside a mobile app
  • AI insights and CSAT, custom analytics, and ongoing analysis and monitoring
  • Super Admin role and Advanced Copilot
  • Lyro AI as a managed service and a dedicated services team
  • Slack support, compliance controls, and SSO

Tidio (Lyro AI) alternatives compared

ProductProduct scopeBest-fit scenarios and implementation responsibilitiesPricing and billing
Tidio (Lyro AI)Current productTidio is live chat and AI customer service software for ecommerce stores, combining Lyro’s answers from store knowledge with human handoff.

Best fitFits stores whose main task is answering website questions with Lyro and handing conversations to staff. The comparison focuses on Tidio’s website conversation workflow and Gorgias’s Shopify order actions inside tickets.

ImplementationFor Lyro, the team provides store knowledge and sets handoff rules for online and offline hours. Gorgias’s Shopify order workflow instead requires a store connection and permission for order actions.

GorgiasGorgias is an ecommerce customer-service platform that combines a shared Helpdesk with an AI Agent for routine support and shopping conversations.

Best fitFits Shopify stores where staff regularly change orders during support. Compared with Tidio’s chat and Lyro workflow, Gorgias’s distinguishing job here is editing, cancelling or refunding an order inside the support ticket.

ImplementationTidio’s Lyro setup centers on knowledge and human handoff; Gorgias’s order workflow requires connecting Shopify and granting Gorgias permission for order actions.

Gorgias Shopify integration ↗

Helpdesk subscription scales with monthly ticket volume, not agent seats.

AI Agent is billed for resolved conversations; Voice and SMS add-ons are charged separately.

Gorgias pricing ↗
Zendesk AIZendesk AI is Zendesk’s AI customer-service offering, bringing automated answers, ticket handling and human support together through a Zendesk Support or Suite plan.

Best fitA candidate when the team’s priority broadens beyond Tidio’s website-chat workflow to include assigning support requests across several channels. This buying task calls for comparing the Suite product line.

ImplementationCompared with configuring Lyro’s knowledge and human handoff in Tidio, Zendesk’s cross-channel routing requires assignment rules, agent availability and workload limits. The selected plan must include the channels and routing options needed.

Zendesk routing setup ↗

Support Team: $19/agent/month; Suite Team: $55/agent/month. Both require annual payment.

AI usage beyond the included automated-resolution allowance and optional add-ons can increase the bill.

Zendesk pricing ↗
ChatBot.comChatBot.com currently offers Text’s AI customer service, combining AI answers, human live chat and ticket handling in one workspace.

Best fitA candidate when the team wants human support functions under a per-user subscription with an included AI-resolution allowance. Tidio instead has separate human-conversation and Lyro quotas.

ImplementationUnlike Tidio’s separate human-conversation and Lyro quotas, ChatBot.com requires sizing the user subscription and AI-resolution allowance together. Essential includes 10 AI resolutions per month; additional resolutions cost extra.

Essential: $19/user/month paid annually, or $25/user/month paid monthly; includes 10 AI resolutions/month.

Extra AI resolutions: $0.99 each, or $49.50 per automatically refilled 50-pack.

ChatBot.com pricing ↗
tawk.totawk.to is website chat software with a shared conversation inbox and optional AI Assist for knowledge-based answers and human handoff.

Best fitA candidate when keeping the core chat platform free is a priority. Its AI Assist allowances and paid options differ from Tidio’s human-conversation and Lyro quotas.

ImplementationLike Tidio’s Lyro, AI Assist needs business information for its answers. In tawk.to, the team enables AI Assist, creates an AI agent and supplies that information through a website URL, documents or a business description.

tawk.to AI Assist setup ↗

Core platform: $0. AI Assist has a limited free tier; paid plans start at $29/month.

Whitelabel branding removal is a separate $29/month purchase.

tawk.to add-ons ↗
Klaviyo AIKlaviyo is a customer-management platform for consumer businesses, using shared customer data and AI to support marketing, customer service and analytics.

Best fitA candidate for Shopify stores that want marketing and support to share customer data. Compared with Tidio’s chat-focused workflow, this choice centers on Klaviyo Service alongside the store’s marketing work.

ImplementationFor Klaviyo Service, the first check is Shopify eligibility for full ecommerce functionality, followed by choosing Customer Agent, Helpdesk or both. Tidio’s Lyro setup instead centers on the knowledge used to answer questions and on human handoff.

Klaviyo Service product scope ↗

Customer Agent: from $50/month for 75 resolved conversations; Helpdesk: from $10/month for 50 opened tickets.

Each product has separate usage billing; overages and email or mobile-message usage can add charges.

Klaviyo Service billing ↗

Selection advice

Sizing human and AI conversations separately

Tidio counts conversations with a human-agent reply as billable conversations, while a Lyro conversation requires at least one AI reply; each has its own allowance. Multiple messages in one conversation do not directly translate into multiple billed conversations. When comparing Tidio with Gorgias, check the definitions of human conversations, tickets, and AI-resolved conversations instead of budgeting from total message counts.

Choosing AI based on the required Shopify actions

For Shopify stores that need AI to perform tasks, evaluate the Lyro tasks and native store actions listed on Tidio’s app page. Compare Gorgias using the same order-service scenarios, checking permissions, related apps, and human handoff for each action. Answering questions does not establish that the purchased configuration can perform every order operation.

Comparing Freshdesk for ticketing and a multichannel workspace

When changing chat, ticket assignment, and human-support workflows together, compare Tidio with the relevant Freshdesk product line. Freshdesk and Freshdesk Omni have different channel scopes, and Freddy AI Agent and Copilot have separate purchase requirements. Compare the actual channels and support tasks without using base Freshdesk pricing to represent Omni.

Tidio FAQs

Tidio (Lyro AI) FAQs address “What is Tidio used for in an online store?” and “Is the Tidio AI chatbot the same as Flows?”.

What is Tidio used for in an online store?

Tidio chat brings shopper questions into a shared support workspace. Agents use live chat and tickets to reply, Lyro answers questions from the store's knowledge, and Flows can greet visitors or collect contact details through predefined steps. The team chooses which routes to enable and when an automated conversation should reach a person.

Is the Tidio AI chatbot the same as Flows?

Lyro AI Agent generates answers from the support knowledge assigned to it. Flows follows triggers, conditions and preset messages, so the operator defines what happens after each choice. Tidio Live Chat lets a human agent reply directly. Lyro and Flows can hand conversations to the team when the corresponding handoff is configured; they do not require a fixed sequence.

How does Tidio pricing work when Lyro and Flows are included?

Tidio pricing uses three separate usage measures: billable conversations handled by the team, Lyro AI conversations, and visitors reached by Flows. The calculator estimates their combined cost for the selected monthly or annual billing option. The plan table explains Customer Service benefits. Higher usage can require a custom quote, and Lyro's introductory allowance is separate from a recurring subscription.

Is Tidio free, and does the free plan include Lyro AI?

Tidio's free plan includes 50 billable conversations and 100 visitors reached by Flows each month. The initial 50 Lyro AI conversations are a one-off allowance, not 50 new AI conversations every month. A recurring Lyro subscription is required for an AI allowance that renews. The seven-day trial of paid features is also separate from the ongoing free plan.

Can Tidio be added to Shopify or WordPress without coding?

Tidio provides a Shopify app and a WordPress plugin for adding its chat widget. After installation, the team connects its Tidio account and configures the widget and the support routes it wants to use. Installing the widget does not prepare Lyro's knowledge or design Flows: those need the store's content, messages and routing choices.

How does the Tidio Mailchimp integration collect subscribers?

Tidio can send contacts who have opted in to a Mailchimp list. Subscription consent can be collected in the pre-chat survey or a Flow subscription step, and an agent can update a contact's subscription status during a chat. Mailchimp then handles the email marketing; the Tidio connection supplies the opted-in contact information.

Is there a Tidio app for replying away from a computer?

Tidio offers mobile apps as well as browser and desktop access, so agents can continue customer conversations on a phone. This is the team's support interface; shoppers use the chat widget on the store's website.

Where can merchants read Tidio reviews?

The User reviews section includes G2, Capterra and Shopify App Store comments, with author details, ratings, dates and links to the original reviews. Shopify feedback covers the Tidio app on that platform. The Trustpilot tab links to Tidio's company profile and shows its review count; individual Trustpilot comments are available on the source site.

Tidio integrations and connection requirements

Zendesk AITidio conversations → Zendesk tickets

Agents can create a Zendesk ticket from a Tidio chat with the visitor's details, message history, notes, and priority. The connection uses Zendesk's ticketing surface; it does not mean Tidio invokes every Zendesk AI capability. Tidio lists it for all plans.

Tidio: Zendesk AI integration
IntercomIntercom conversations, users, and history → Tidio tickets

A guided migration in Tidio imports selected Intercom conversations, users, and message history as Tidio tickets, so the team can continue from one inbox. This is a migration route rather than an ongoing two-way inbox sync. Tidio lists it for all plans.

Tidio: Intercom integration
FreshdeskTidio conversations → Freshdesk tickets

Tidio conversations can become trackable Freshdesk tickets with customer contact details, while Freshdesk routing, SLA, and escalation rules control follow-up. Tidio currently lists this connection for Premium and Plus plans.

Tidio: Freshdesk integration
HubSpotTidio contacts and transcripts ↔ HubSpot CRM context

New Tidio contacts can be added to HubSpot, solved-chat transcripts can be saved on the HubSpot contact, and agents can view HubSpot contact details while replying in Tidio. Tidio lists it for all plans.

Tidio: HubSpot integration
KlaviyoConsenting Tidio contacts → Klaviyo subscribers

Email addresses collected through a pre-chat survey or lead-generation Flow can be sent to Klaviyo, and an agent can also change subscription status during a chat. Tidio lists it for all plans.

Tidio: Klaviyo integration
MailchimpConsenting Tidio contacts → Mailchimp subscribers

Tidio can add opted-in contacts to a Mailchimp list from the pre-chat survey, a Flow subscription step, or a manual status update. Tidio lists it for all plans.

Tidio: Mailchimp integration
OmnisendConsenting Tidio contacts → Omnisend subscribers

Contacts who opt in through the pre-chat survey, a lead-generation Flow, or an agent's subscription update can be added to an Omnisend list. Tidio lists it for all plans.

Tidio: Omnisend integration
BrevoConsenting Tidio contacts → Brevo subscribers

Tidio can send contacts who provide an email and consent in the pre-chat survey, or who are marked subscribed during a chat, to a Brevo list. Tidio lists it for all plans.

Tidio: Brevo integration
Google AnalyticsTidio chat, widget, and Flow events → Google Analytics

Tidio can send chat, Flow, widget-interaction, and lead-submission events to Google Analytics, where the team can include them in funnel and conversion reporting. Tidio lists it for all plans.

Tidio: Google Analytics integration
Qualtrics XMClosed Tidio chats ↔ Qualtrics survey responses

A closed Tidio chat can trigger a Qualtrics survey, while a detractor response can open a Tidio conversation with the answers attached. The connection covers the Qualtrics survey workflow represented on the Qualtrics XM page; availability depends on the Tidio plan.

Tidio: Qualtrics XM integration
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Sources

The sources for Tidio (Lyro AI) include api-v2.tidio.com, apps.shopify.com, help.klaviyo.com, help.tawk.to; the linked documents are references for checking product, purchase or review information, with applicability still to be verified.

User reviews

The Tidio (Lyro AI) review section groups source links and available feedback from G2, Capterra, Shopify App Store, Trustpilot; each source’s product-profile scope is stated separately.

1,962 reviewsChecked Sep 12, 2026

Exact Tidio customer support platform profile, including reviews that may discuss Lyro AI Agent or Flows.

Maksim E.Published Sep 4, 2022
Best live-chat I've ever used.

There are many upsides to using Tidio, such as their affordable price offers and the number of functions they provide to make your company look even more professional and organized. Their pricing still continues to impress! Their AI enhanced features are real cheap when compared to competitors but never fail to amaze. It may happen that Tidio's integrated chatbot could sometimes provide wrong answers, but considering it's an AI, it's outstanding. As it still does its job and helps us reduce the number of employees needed to provide support to all of our customers. Overall still really handy, and integrated new introduced tech to the AI market seamlessly. I'm grateful to Tidio as, so far, it has helped me so much with all the integrated tips that guide me on how to be a better employee and look even more professional than before.

Victoria G.Published Apr 26, 2023
Tidio has fallen behind in AI

On the positive side, Tidio is extremely easy to install and set up. The process is quick, intuitive, and requires very little technical knowledge, so you can have the chat working on your website in just a few minutes. Tidio used to be a useful and innovative platform, but it now feels outdated, especially when it comes to artificial intelligence. Compared with newer AI-powered customer service tools, its chatbot capabilities are limited, the automations feel too rigid, and the conversations are not as natural or intelligent as expected. AI technology has advanced very quickly, but Tidio does not seem to have evolved at the same pace. The platform needs a major update to remain competitive and justify its price. To have on control all the conversations we have on our website, it´s very easy to control all the open conversations and clasify them.

Ambrish R.Published Jul 29, 2026
Efficient Customer Engagement, Easy Setup

I like Tidio because it allows me to track all chats whenever needed and search for anyone I have engaged with. It helps me keep track of the number of active chats and the chats that have been closed, checking on productivity. Tidio provides functionality to assign specific chats to individuals, and if a chat is closed, it can be reopened by someone else, eliminating the need to create multiple tickets. I appreciate that I can respond using the same ticket, which is a fantastic feature. Unlike other platforms like Freshworks, Zoho, or HubSpot, Tidio stands out. Automations ensure customers get a response 24/7 without always needing to be at the chat. Setting it up was 'easy peasy lemon squeezy'. The ability to go back to any chat, keep an eye on interactions, and integrate automation is invaluable. All these features make Tidio great for managing customer inquiries. There is nothing as such that i dont like instead i am pretty happy with everyhting I use Tidio to manage customer inquiries, tracking chats, searching engagements, reassigning chats, and automating responses. It helps maintain productivity and ensures no interaction is left unresolved, offering 24/7 customer response capability.

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