Lorikeet launches Dreamweaver to give every customer an AI account manager

Built into Lorikeet's Concierge agents, Dreamweaver pursues activation and retention goals across voice, SMS and email. Lorikeet cites early results at PayJoy.

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Primary source: PR Newswire Business Technology

Why it matters

Customer support agents have mostly been sold on cutting the cost of inbound conversations. Dreamweaver moves the agent into activation and retention, where proof is harder, especially in regulated industries where proactive outreach carries consent and trust risks.

A woman holds a smartphone displaying a smiling robot, with phone, chat and email icons beside it and a PayJoy sign behind her.

Lorikeet co-founder and CEO Steve Hind launched Dreamweaver on November 4th, a feature built into the company's Concierge agents that gives each customer of a business a personal AI account manager working toward a goal the business sets.…

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