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An AI concierge for Blys that speaks the language of every market

Lorikeet is a platform for AI concierges in complex, regulated businesses. One brain, every channel — chat, voice, email and SMS — grounded in Blys's help centre and the booking system. Below is a working demo, loaded with a Sydney test customer and a Paris test customer. Open the chat and try it in English, in French, or both.

Full concierge · chat today, voice next

The Blys AI agent

Four skills live right now: book an appointment, manage an existing one, advise on service and therapist choice, and handle payments or refunds. Speaks English, French, German, Spanish, Italian — mirror whichever one you open in.

  • Books, reschedules and cancels real appointments (quote + confirm first)
  • Reads 150+ of Blys's live help-centre articles for policy answers
  • Handles a service question and a booking change in the same conversation
  • Routes service-quality complaints to a human with the context captured

Click any prompt to copy it, then paste into chat. Or just open the chat and type.

Voice line: AU number being provisioned

The voice version runs the same brain, the same skills and the same policy — with native French, German, Spanish and the other European languages Blys's new markets speak. The AU phone line is being provisioned via our Twilio bundle; we'll ping you once it's live.

Test customers on file

jane@example.com
BasedSydney
UpcomingDeep Tissue, tomorrow 2pm
HistorySwedish 2 weeks ago
marie@example.com
BasedParis
UpcomingSwedish, tomorrow 7pm
LanguageFrench

Use either email and the concierge finds the account. Any other email shows how it handles an unmatched lookup — a graceful "no record on that email, want to try another?" rather than a dead end.

Built for Blys

Six behaviours shaped around Blys's two-sided marketplace, help-centre policies and European launches — not a template.

Speaks whatever the customer speaks

The concierge mirrors the customer's language end-to-end — English, French, German, Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian. Mid-conversation switches are clean. Prices quote in the customer's local currency (EUR in Paris, GBP in London, AUD in Sydney).

Quote first, write second

Every booking, reschedule, cancellation or refund is quoted back ("that's a 60-minute Deep Tissue at 12 Hunter Street, A$119 — lock it in?") and only fires after a yes. Nothing happens on a "maybe" or a half-formed request.

Grounded in your help centre, not a general model

The pregnancy policy, the cancellation window, the couples-massage rule — all read from Blys's live help centre at answer time. The demo scraped 150+ articles; a real deployment points at the same source your team reads.

Knows the difference between a dispute and a refund

Cancellation outside the 24-hour window? Full refund, issued in-conversation. Complaint about a past session? Not an auto-refund — captured, tagged and handed off to Blys's service-quality team with the context already written.

One brain across chat, voice, email

The same concierge that handles the chat widget takes the phone call and answers the Freshdesk email. Same skills, same policy, same voice — so a customer who switches channel mid-journey doesn't get a stranger.

Honest about what it can't do

Medical questions beyond the help centre? Points to a GP check. Services Blys doesn't offer in a city? Names the cities it does. No invented policies, no made-up prices, no "I'll check" that never resolves.

What's next?

From today's demo to the concierge owning the routine volume across Blys's Australian and European markets.

1

Train on your live data

Point the concierge at Blys's live help centre, the provider operations manual and your Freshdesk macros. Responses stop being grounded in a demo scrape and start being grounded in the same sources the team reads.

2

Phase 1: Read-only, policy first

The concierge intercepts the inbound volume that doesn't need a write — availability, pricing, policy, service matching, what's included. Three weeks to live. Nothing touches the booking system yet. Highest-leverage lane for the new European markets.

3

Phase 2: Writes into the booking system

Create bookings, reschedule, cancel, process refunds under policy — all directly from the conversation, with quote-back and confirmation before every write. Edge cases hand off to the Blys team with the context captured.

4

Scale across voice, chat, email and SMS

One concierge, every channel, every language Blys operates in. The chat widget on getblys.com, the local phone line in each European market, the inbox that answers the same question a hundred times a month — all answered by the same brain with the same policy.

What this means for Blys

Europe doesn't need five support teams

French, German, Swedish, Norwegian support runs off the same concierge — no language-matched hiring, no offshore handoffs, no "please wait for an agent who speaks your language". The expansion lifts without the support cost scaling with it.

Routine volume absorbed around the clock

The "benign" questions — what's included, what cities you cover, how to update an address, where's my booking — stop hitting the support team. The concierge handles them 24/7 and your team keeps the complex calls.

Every booking change audited

Every reschedule, cancel and refund the concierge processes is logged with the tool call, the customer's confirmation and the policy that applied. "Did we charge the cancellation fee correctly?" becomes a queryable dataset, not a Freshdesk search.

Provider operations next

Once customer-side is covered, the same concierge can own the provider-side flows — onboarding questions, payout queries, availability updates, NDIS compliance checks. One brain, both sides of the marketplace.

Outbound one lever away

Pre-booking confirmation calls the day before, no-show nudges, dormant-customer win-back — the same concierge can reach out, with the same voice and policy. The cost base turns into a growth lever.

Still Blys's voice

Warm, judgement-free, friendly, professional. No sycophantic openers, no "I'm an AI assistant", no two-stage answers that make it feel like a chatbot. The demo copy is the production copy.

Ready to see this on real volume?

A short workshop to shape the booking-system integration, the Freshdesk routing, and the European-language rollout against Blys's live stack.

Talk to the team