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Posted on 10/31/2025
AI-powered CX automation for complex support
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Lorikeet provides an AI-powered customer support agent for complex, high-stakes interactions that typical chatbots can’t handle. It connects to a company’s internal systems through a workflow engine to automate and resolve tickets such as delayed orders or card replacements. Unlike simpler assistants, it performs end-to-end automation with deep system integrations and maintains context across conversations. Its goal is to help CX teams reduce costs and boost service levels by delivering scalable, human-like, autonomous issue resolution.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$49M
Headquarters
Sydney, Australia
Founded
2023
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Lorikeet has launched Coach, an AI tool that evaluates customer support conversations, diagnoses performance issues and implements fixes. The San Francisco-based company announced the product helps CX teams understand metric changes and automatically address problems. Coach reviews every ticket handled by humans or AI, identifies performance trends and proposes solutions. Teams can ask questions in natural language through Slack, ChatGPT or Claude interfaces. The system evaluates conversations against quality standards, generates test scenarios and can deploy fixes with one click for Lorikeet customers. HotDoc, a telehealth platform with over 13 million patients, has deployed Coach for automated quality assurance and topic analysis. Lorikeet offers resolution-based pricing and will refund charges for AI-handled tickets that fail Coach's quality review. Coach is available to all Lorikeet customers globally and as a standalone product for any customer support solution.
Sydney-based AI startup Lorikeet, founded in 2023, has raised $54 million in Series A funding, increasing its valuation to over $200 million. Despite facing challenges such as privacy concerns and competition, Lorikeet is set to advance Australia's AI economy.
Lorikeet raised $35 million in Series A funding led by QED Investors, with participation from Blackbird, Square Peg, Airtree, and others. The company, which has seen 10x revenue growth, develops AI-powered customer concierges that solve real issues, unlike traditional chatbots. Lorikeet's unique approach focuses on high-consequence actions in regulated sectors. The funding will boost R&D and global expansion efforts. Total funding now exceeds $50 million.
Lorikeet, an AI customer experience company, has secured an additional AUD 9 million in funding from Blackbird and existing investors, following a USD 5 million seed round last year. The funds will enhance Lorikeet's platform and expand its market presence in industries like healthcare and finance. Lorikeet's intelligent graph technology enables AI agents to handle complex support queries, improving customer satisfaction and support efficiency for clients like Eucalyptus and Magic Eden.
Lorikeet was founded in mid-2023 by US-based former Stripe executive Steve Hind and former Google AI senior engineer Jamie Hall.