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Bliro automates prep, notes, CRM updates and visit reports for sales teams - GDPR-compliant, no recording. Online and in the field.
Grounded in available product and source data
Bliro doesn't put a bot into the call and doesn't produce a recording file — instead it transcribes the conversation through your microphone and turns it into structured data, according to its own description. Positioned as a digital assistant for sales teams, its homepage says meeting prep, notes, CRM updates, visit reports and follow-ups are handled automatically, with the site stating this can save users around eight hours of administrative work per week.
That live transcription runs on what Bliro calls a proprietary, anonymous real-time transcription engine, and Bliro's privacy documentation states no audio or video file is created at any point during the call. A transcript and structured notes are the output, not a recording, all processed on servers in the EU under GDPR, with the site also stating ISO27001 and SOC 2 compliance.
Its description points to sales professionals and knowledge workers as the audience, rather than one specific job title. On the integration side, the homepage names Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365, SAP and HubSpot for CRM syncing, plus Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook.
Public pricing stays thin: Bliro organizes its offering into multiple named plans, but the pages checked for this article don't list a dollar figure, currency, or billing cadence, nor do they spell out exactly which capabilities sit behind which plan. Anyone comparing costs or plan-level features will need to contact Bliro directly rather than relying on a public price sheet.
Bliro's help documentation does not give an exact retention period — it does not state a number of days or months before transcripts and summaries are deleted, so this is worth confirming directly with Bliro if data retention timing matters for your organization.
Bliro's product description states general GDPR compliance and that no audio or video is recorded, but the pages checked for this article don't spell out compliance with specific regional consent statutes, so teams operating in strict consent-law jurisdictions should verify that directly with Bliro.
According to Bliro, your data is never used to train AI models — neither by Bliro itself nor by its AI partners.
Not in detail — the site names multiple pricing plans but the pages checked for this article don't break down dollar figures, billing cadence, or a feature-by-feature comparison, so anyone evaluating cost or plan-level capability should contact Bliro directly rather than rely on a public price sheet.
