Order lookups the bot can actually answer
A shopper asks about their order in the chat widget and gets the real shipping status pulled live from your store or fulfillment system, not a generic "check your email" reply.
Tidio is a live chat and AI chatbot platform (its AI bot is called Lyro) built mainly for e-commerce and small business websites, combining a chat widget, automated replies, and email and social inboxes in one dashboard. We connect Tidio to the systems behind your site, so the widget and the bot answer from your actual order, inventory, and account data instead of a canned script.
The chatbot answers instantly, but is it instantly right when it can't see orders or accounts?
Got a Tidio problem? Let's solve it →Real answers, not scripted ones. Out of the box, Tidio's chatbot answers from whatever you've fed it manually: FAQs, product descriptions, a knowledge base. We connect it to your live store and order systems so a question like "where's my order" or "is this back in stock" gets answered from the actual current data, not a static reply.
Leads that land where they should. A visitor who chats in and leaves their email shouldn't sit in Tidio's dashboard until someone remembers to check it. We sync new contacts and conversation context straight into your CRM or email tool, tagged with whatever they were asking about.
Chat-to-ticket handoff. When a conversation needs a human and more than a quick reply, we connect Tidio to your help desk so it opens as a ticket there with the full chat transcript attached, instead of living only in Tidio.
A shopper asks about their order in the chat widget and gets the real shipping status pulled live from your store or fulfillment system, not a generic "check your email" reply.
A visitor's email and the product they asked about sync into your CRM the moment the chat ends, tagged by intent, so sales follows up with context instead of a blank contact.
A conversation that needs a person opens as a ticket in your help desk with the full Tidio transcript attached, so the agent isn't starting the conversation over.
That gap is usually a data connection, not a chatbot limitation. Tell us what it's missing.
Tidio chat widget on the store.
The problemA shopper asks where their order is and the bot hands them to a human, who looks it up.
The chat widget answers with live shipping status pulled from the store or fulfillment system. Humans handle what the bot can't.
What we build on top of specific parts of Tidio.
Tell us what customers actually ask that Lyro can't answer right now, order status, stock, account details, whatever it is. Usually that's a missing data connection, not a chatbot problem, and we can build that connection. And if chat isn't where the real gap is, we automate whatever's manual anywhere else in your business too.
Let's talk →Tidio is mainly used for live chat and automated customer support on e-commerce and small business websites: a chat widget for visitors, an AI chatbot for instant replies, and shared email and social inboxes so a small team can run all of it from one dashboard.
Lyro is Tidio's AI chatbot. It reads your store's content and past conversations to answer customer questions in natural language without a human, and hands off to a person when a question needs one. How accurate it is depends heavily on what data it's connected to; by default that's limited to what you've manually fed it.
Tidio has a free plan with limited chat and automation volume, then paid tiers that scale with conversation volume and add more AI features. Check Tidio's current pricing directly, since plans and limits change and we don't sell or resell the license.
Tidio has official apps or plugins for all three: a Shopify app, a WordPress plugin, and a Slack integration for routing chat notifications to your team. Those cover the basic connection; anything deeper, like syncing chat data into your actual CRM or accounting workflow, is custom work.