How to Chat With "Lyro", Letterly's Virtual Agent
This article outlines how you can connect with Letterly Support’s virtual agent, “Lyro”, and includes tips you can follow to help ensure you have a quick and productive chat! For security purposes, if you’re accessing Letterly.io from a public or shared device, please be sure to log out of your Letterly account and close your browser to close the chat, when you’ve completed your learning experience.
What is “Lyro”?
“Lyro” is Letterly Support’s virtual agent that has been trained to quickly answer a wide range of questions you may have about Letterly, and to help resolve issues you may be encountering with our platform.
Please note that “Lyro” is a virtual agent and is not human. If you need more help or can't find the solution during your chat, however, "Lyro" can easily guide you through the process of sending an email ticket to Letterly Support. We will follow up by email as soon as we have an update available.
How to connect with “Lyro”
You can begin chatting with “Lyro” by clicking “Chat With Us”. If you’re on a laptop or desktop while viewing the Help Center, “Chat With Us” appears on the right-side of any article.
If you’re viewing the Help Center on a mobile browser, “Chat With Us” appears at the bottom of the article.
Chatting with “Lyro”: Tips and best practices
Here are some tips and best practices we recommend you follow to help ensure you have a quick and productive chat with “Lyro”.
Enter your question or the issue you're encountering in just a few words. “Lyro” is more likely to get confused and not understand questions that are lengthy and have extensive text.
Do not enter or paste a URL into the conversation unless you’ve been prompted to do so. Providing a URL (e.g. for a course, lecture or image) when one hasn’t been requested will likely confuse “Lyro”.
Wait for “Lyro” to respond to you and then select from one of the options presented if applicable. This will help prevent “Lyro” from restarting or repeating the same question or statement.
If there are no options presented and “Lyro” has asked you to provide more information or to enter another question, then please type your message. As noted above, we advise doing so with just a few words.
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