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One Of The Sri Lanka’s First Omni Channel Live Chat Platform

July 28, 2026
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LeniChat: The Startup Bringing AI-Powered Customer Chat to Sri Lankan Businesses

Meet Kevin George, the founder of LeniChat — one of the country’s first AI-powered omni-channel live chat platforms.

LeniChat has emerged as a startup built to help businesses respond instantly, convert more leads, and support customers across multiple messaging channels, all from one unified inbox.

One Inbox for Every Channel

The platform integrates seamlessly with WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, website chat, and other platforms. Through this single connection point, businesses are able to:

  • Automate responses
  • Qualify and route leads
  • Summarize conversations
  • Reply to customers instantly with AI

Instead of switching between several apps and accounts, teams can handle every conversation in one place.

Built-In WhatsApp Automation

WhatsApp automation is one of LeniChat’s strongest features. With it, businesses can respond to inquiries in real time, send automatic follow-up messages, run targeted broadcast campaigns, and track engagement and performance — all from within LeniChat.

The platform also includes smart workflows, real-time collaboration tools, analytics, and AI-generated replies. These features help sales and support teams work faster, stay consistent, and deliver stronger customer experiences.

Early Results Across Industries

Since its rollout, LeniChat has already supported early adopters across multiple industries. Those businesses have seen improved response times, higher customer satisfaction, and new revenue opportunities.

The Idea Behind the Platform

Kevin George, Founder of LeniChat, shared the motivation behind building the platform:

“Businesses today communicate across many channels — especially WhatsApp — yet most still struggle to manage conversations efficiently. We built Lenichat to simplify that experience and ensure no message, opportunity, or customer ever gets missed.”

That problem is a familiar one. Many companies now receive messages from four or five different platforms every day, and without a system in place, messages get lost and potential customers slip away.

More Than a Chat Tool

LeniChat represents more than a live chat tool. It marks a step forward in enabling smarter, automated, and scalable customer communication for modern businesses.

For the startup Sri Lanka community, it is also a good example of a local founder solving a problem that affects businesses of every size. As more companies move their sales and support conversations to messaging apps, tools like this are likely to become part of everyday business operations rather than an optional extra.

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