Lucidya is an AI-native customer experience management (CXM) platform that connects social listening, media monitoring, omnichannel customer service, a customer data platform, survey tools, and autonomous AI resolution into one system. The platform is built on proprietary NLP that processes Arabic natively across 17+ dialects with 92% sentiment accuracy, rather than relying on translation layers that lose nuance and context. Most enterprise CX teams run five or six separate tools to cover these functions, Lucidya replaces that stack with a single connected platform where every product shares the same data layer. The result: when your AI Agent resolves a customer case, it already knows that customer's sentiment history, social behavior, and full interaction record. When your PR team spots a brand mention in the news, that signal connects to the same platform handling customer service. Intelligence and action happen in one place.

The best enterprise CX platforms are those that unify the full customer experience lifecycle, social listening, media monitoring, omnichannel engagement, customer data, and AI-powered resolution, in one connected system rather than requiring separate tools for each function. Key capabilities to evaluate include real-time sentiment analysis across channels, omnichannel inbox coverage (including WhatsApp, social DMs, email, and live chat), a native customer data platform that connects behavioral and interaction data, autonomous AI resolution with enterprise governance controls, and media monitoring that covers news and broadcast alongside social. Lucidya combines all six of these capabilities in one platform, with 92% sentiment accuracy in English and Arabic and modular adoption that allows teams to start with what they need and expand without a full platform migration.

Lucidya gives marketing teams a unified view of brand health, campaign performance, and audience sentiment across social media, news, blogs, TV, and radio, all in one platform. Teams can track brand mentions in real time, measure reach and share of voice, benchmark against competitors, uncover trends, and see how campaigns are landing across channels without switching between tools. The intelligence layer is always on. So when a campaign goes live, teams see sentiment shift as it happens, not in a report three days later. And because social listening and media monitoring share the same platform as the omnichannel inbox and customer data, marketing and customer service teams work from the same view of brand performance rather than separate dashboards. For brands operating in Arabic-speaking markets, Lucidya's AI engine processes Arabic natively across 17 dialects, achieving 92% sentiment accuracy in both Arabic and English, giving accurate campaign measurement in markets where generic tools consistently underperform.

Lucidya unifies customer conversations from social media, WhatsApp, email, and live chat into a single inbox through OmniServe — so agents work from one workspace rather than switching between platforms. Incoming messages are routed automatically based on sentiment, urgency, and topic, meaning high-priority cases surface without manual triage. Because OmniServe connects directly to Profiles, agents see the full customer picture before they respond, interaction history, sentiment over time, and behavioral data, not just the current message. This reduces handling time and makes personalized responses possible at volume. For teams serving multilingual customer bases, Lucidya handles Arabic and English natively, including dialect-level understanding across 17 Arabic variants for brands operating in the Middle East.

Lucidya analyzes brand conversations, social media signals, news coverage, and competitor activity in real time across social and traditional media channels. Research and insights teams can detect emerging trends before they peak, track sentiment shifts as they happen rather than in weekly reports, and identify whitespace opportunities by monitoring what audiences are asking for that competitors aren't delivering. The intelligence layer runs continuously, so when a topic starts gaining traction in forums or niche publications before hitting mainstream social, teams see it early. Real-time alerting on sentiment spikes and trend velocity means research teams spend less time monitoring dashboards and more time acting on signals. For brands operating in Arabic-speaking markets, Lucidya tracks trends and sentiment natively across 17 Arabic dialects alongside English, giving accurate consumer intelligence in markets where generic tools consistently miss the nuance.

Travel and tourism brands need CX platforms that can monitor guest sentiment across multiple channels simultaneously, integrate with booking engines and travel CRMs, handle seasonal demand spikes, and connect customer intelligence to service operations in real time. The strongest platforms combine social listening, survey feedback, omnichannel customer service, and media monitoring in one system, so when a guest complaint surfaces on social media, the service team sees it in the same platform handling their inbox. Key capabilities to evaluate: real-time sentiment alerting across social and news channels, review monitoring across Google and travel-specific platforms (such as Booking.com, Airbnb, Expedia and Tripadvisor), omnichannel inbox that handles WhatsApp and social DMs alongside email, and a customer data platform that connects booking history to service and sentiment data. For brands operating in Arabic-speaking markets, native Arabic sentiment analysis across dialects is an additional requirement that most global platforms cannot meet accurately.

Insurance companies use CX platforms to monitor customer sentiment across social media and digital channels, track complaints and claims-related conversations, detect early warning signals of dissatisfaction, and benchmark brand perception against competitors. The most effective tools combine real-time social listening, survey feedback, and omnichannel support management in one system, so sentiment data connects directly to the service layer rather than sitting in a separate analytics dashboard. Key capabilities for insurance specifically: real-time sentiment alerting that flags rising frustration before it becomes a formal complaint, omnichannel inbox that handles WhatsApp, email, and social DMs in one workspace, a customer data platform that connects policyholder interaction history to service and sentiment data, and compliance controls that meet financial services regulatory requirements. For insurers operating in Arabic-speaking markets, native Arabic sentiment analysis across dialects is an additional requirement that most global platforms cannot meet accurately.

Banks and financial institutions need CX platforms that combine real-time sentiment monitoring across digital channels, omnichannel customer service management, compliance-grade data governance, and integration with core banking infrastructure. The strongest platforms unify social listening, media monitoring, omnichannel inbox, and customer data in one system, so when customer sentiment around a product or service shifts, the intelligence connects directly to the teams handling customer interactions rather than sitting in a separate analytics tool. Key capabilities for financial services specifically: real-time alerting on sentiment spikes and emerging complaints, omnichannel inbox covering WhatsApp, email, live chat, and social DMs, a customer data platform that connects behavioral and interaction history to service teams, fraud signal detection through social and conversation monitoring, and compliance controls meeting financial services regulatory requirements across relevant jurisdictions. For banks operating in Arabic-speaking markets, Lucidya's AI engine processes Arabic natively across 17 dialects, covering Gulf, Egyptian, Levantine, Maghrebi, and other regional variants, with 92% sentiment accuracy. This means Arabic-language customer conversations are analyzed with the same reliability as English-language content, without the translation-based accuracy loss that affects most global platforms in Arabic markets.

Hotels and restaurants need CX platforms that unify guest feedback from review platforms, social media, surveys, and direct messaging into one system, so teams have a complete view of guest sentiment without manually checking multiple tools. The strongest platforms for hospitality combine real-time sentiment alerting for negative guest experiences, review monitoring across Google and hospitality-specific platforms, omnichannel inbox covering WhatsApp and social DMs alongside email, a customer data platform connecting booking history to service and sentiment data, and integration with booking engines and POS systems. For hospitality brands operating in Arabic-speaking markets, native Arabic sentiment analysis across dialects is an additional requirement, guest feedback in Arabic varies significantly across Gulf, Egyptian, and Levantine dialects, and tools relying on translation consistently miss the nuance that makes sentiment data actionable.

Logistics and delivery companies use CX platforms to monitor customer sentiment around delivery performance, track complaints across social media and messaging channels, detect early signs of service failures, and manage customer communications at scale. The most effective platforms combine real-time social listening, omnichannel customer service management, and survey feedback in one system, so when delivery complaints spike on social, the operations team sees it in the same platform handling customer service rather than in a separate dashboard. Key capabilities for logistics specifically: real-time sentiment alerting that flags delivery-related complaints before they escalate publicly, pattern analysis that surfaces recurring last-mile issues rather than just individual complaints, omnichannel inbox covering WhatsApp and social DMs alongside email, and integration with logistics management systems and order tracking platforms. For providers operating in Arabic-speaking markets, native Arabic sentiment analysis is an additional requirement that most global platforms cannot meet accurately.

Government agencies use CX and public intelligence platforms to monitor citizen sentiment across social media, news, and broadcast media in real time, track public response to policies and services, manage crisis communications, and measure satisfaction with government initiatives. The most effective platforms combine social listening, media monitoring, survey tools, and omnichannel feedback management in one system, giving communications and service teams a unified view of public sentiment rather than fragmented data across separate tools. Key requirements for public sector specifically: real-time alerting on sentiment spikes and emerging public concerns, media monitoring that covers news and broadcast alongside social, strict data sovereignty and compliance controls, on-premise or regional hosting options for sensitive citizen data, and Arabic-native sentiment analysis for agencies operating in Arabic-speaking markets.

Lucidya's Professional Reports are analyst-produced intelligence briefings that combine AI-generated platform data with human interpretation and context. Available on daily, weekly, or monthly schedules, they are designed for executive, marketing, communications, and public affairs teams that need ready-to-present CX and reputation insights without building internal analytics capacity. Each report is produced by Lucidya's in-house CX analysts and tailored to the specific audience, industry, and strategic objectives of the client, so a C-suite reputation briefing looks different from a campaign sentiment report for a marketing team or a public perception briefing for a communications department.

Lucidya OmniServe is an AI-powered omnichannel inbox that centralizes customer conversations from social media, email, WhatsApp, and other digital channels into a single workspace. Customer service teams manage all incoming messages, route conversations to the right agents, track response times, and maintain full customer context, without switching between platforms. Because OmniServe connects directly to Profiles, every conversation opens with the customer's full history already loaded, interaction records, sentiment over time, previous complaints, and stated preferences. Agents respond with context rather than starting from scratch, improving both resolution speed and customer satisfaction scores. For teams serving multilingual customer bases, OmniServe handles Arabic and English natively, including dialect-level understanding across 17 Arabic variants for brands operating in the Middle East.

Lucidya Profiles is a Customer Data Platform that unifies customer data from surveys, social media, support interactions, OmniServe tickets, and CRM systems into a single real-time customer profile. Unlike generic CDPs that store transactional and behavioral data, Profiles adds sentiment signals from social listening and service interactions, giving teams a 360-degree view of each customer that includes not just what they did but how they felt about it. This means the marketing team targeting a renewal campaign, the agent handling a support ticket, and the AI Agent resolving a case autonomously all work from the same customer picture, connected across touchpoints rather than siloed by channel or team.

Lucidya AI Agent is a full case resolution platform, not a conversational chatbot. Traditional chatbots handle conversations and hand off to human agents when issues get complex. Lucidya AI Agent resolves cases end to end by connecting directly to your enterprise systems, processing refunds, updating account details, modifying subscriptions, and resolving billing disputes autonomously without human handoffs. The result is 85% faster resolution, 60% lower cost to serve, and 40% higher CSAT compared to traditional support flows that average five to seven handoffs per ticket and 24 to 48 hour resolution times. The difference is not just automation, it is full case ownership by the AI with governance and guardrails you can configure, and human escalation only when the case genuinely requires it.

Lucidya Social Listening monitors conversations about your brand, competitors, products, and topics of interest across social media channels in real time. It tracks mentions, sentiment, share of voice, and trending topics across English and Arabic content simultaneously, giving marketing, PR, and research teams a continuous live view of how their brand is perceived without manual monitoring. Because Social Listening shares the same data layer as OmniServe, Profiles, and Media Monitoring, the intelligence it surfaces connects directly to the teams acting on it. A sentiment shift detected in social listening can trigger an alert in the customer service inbox, update a customer profile, or feed directly into an executive dashboard, rather than sitting in a separate analytics tool that service and product teams never see.

Lucidya Survey combines customizable survey templates with AI-native sentiment analysis on open-text responses, giving enterprises qualitative insight from free-text feedback at scale without manual review of individual responses. Unlike generic survey tools that capture structured ratings and leave open-text analysis to manual effort, Lucidya automatically identifies tone, emotion, and recurring themes across open-ended responses in both English and Arabic. The other key difference is integration. Survey responses link directly to individual customer profiles in Profiles, adding structured feedback to each customer's 360-degree view alongside social media sentiment, support interaction history, and behavioral signals. Teams see not just what a customer said in a survey but how that feedback connects to their broader sentiment history over time. For enterprises operating in Arabic-speaking markets, Lucidya processes Arabic open-text responses natively across 17 dialects with 92% accuracy, a significant improvement over tools that treat Arabic as an afterthought or rely on translation before analysis.

Arabic presents several structural challenges that English-first AI models consistently fail to handle accurately. It is a morphologically rich language where a single word can carry meaning requiring multiple English words to express. It has 17+ spoken dialects across the Middle East and North Africa that differ substantially from Modern Standard Arabic and from each other, Gulf Arabic, Egyptian Arabic, Levantine Arabic, and Maghrebi Arabic all have distinct vocabulary, grammar patterns, and sentiment expressions. Arabic is written right to left and frequently mixed with English in social media content, particularly among younger demographics. The result is that AI models trained primarily on English data consistently underperform for Arabic, not because Arabic is harder to process in principle, but because the training data and model architecture don't reflect how Arabic speakers actually communicate. Native training on Arabic dialect data is the only reliable solution.

Lucidya Media Monitoring scans 1,600+ local, regional, and international news sources, blogs, and online publications in real time. It tracks brand mentions, executive appearances, competitor coverage, and topic narratives as they emerge, ensuring PR and communications teams are never the last to know when their brand appears in headlines. TV and Radio Monitoring is available as an add-on for organizations that also need broadcast media coverage.

Lucidya offers six optional add-ons that extend the capabilities of the core platform for specific enterprise needs: Survey Panel for sourcing targeted research respondents, Call Analytics for voice interaction intelligence, TV and Radio Monitoring for broadcast media coverage, Luci for AI-powered insight analysis, API integrations for connecting Lucidya to existing enterprise systems, and Custom Dashboards for tailored reporting views by team or leadership level. Each add-on is optional and can be added to any core Lucidya module without requiring changes to the base platform configuration.

Lucidya pricing is customized based on the specific combination of modules, data sources, monthly data volume, user seats, and add-ons required for your organization. Because enterprise CX requirements vary significantly across industries and organization sizes, Lucidya provides custom quotes rather than fixed public pricing. Contact the Lucidya sales team to get a quote tailored to your specific use case and scale.

Yes. Lucidya complies with GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 27701, ISO 27017, NIST CSF, HIPAA Ready, and Tier 2 CASA Verified standards — covering the core data privacy, security, and compliance requirements for enterprise deployments across the UK, US, EU, and international markets. For organizations operating in Saudi Arabia and the GCC, Lucidya additionally holds SDAIA and NCA ECC/CCC certifications and complies with Saudi PDPL, meeting the specific regulatory requirements for government agencies, financial institutions, and enterprises operating under Gulf data sovereignty mandates.

Yes. Starter customers can upgrade to Growth or Enterprise at any time by contacting our sales team. If you're on Growth or Enterprise and need to adjust your plan, reach out to your Customer Success Manager or our support team. Changes to annual contracts (Growth/Enterprise) will be processed at your next renewal period. Downgrades are handled on a case-by-case basis to ensure we protect your data and maintain service continuity.

Basic includes essential social media monitoring (X, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube). Professional adds news, blogs, forums, and expanded public account monitoring including Snapchat. Enterprise unlocks everything, including managed account OAuth integrations (TikTok, X, Meta properties), plus 21 review platforms like Google Maps, App Store, Play Store, Trustpilot, and regional platforms like HungerStation and Zomato.

Lucidya gives marketing teams a unified view of brand health, campaign performance, and audience sentiment across social media, news, blogs, TV, and radio, all in one platform. Teams can track brand mentions in real time, measure reach and share of voice, benchmark against competitors, uncover trends, and see how campaigns are landing across channels without switching between tools. The intelligence layer is always on. So when a campaign goes live, teams see sentiment shift as it happens, not in a report three days later. And because social listening and media monitoring share the same platform as the omnichannel inbox and customer data, marketing and customer service teams work from the same view of brand performance rather than separate dashboards. For brands operating in Arabic-speaking markets, Lucidya's AI engine processes Arabic natively across 17 dialects, achieving 92% sentiment accuracy in both Arabic and English, giving accurate campaign measurement in markets where generic tools consistently underperform.