AI Webchat is a university chatbot that answers prospective students, applicants and current students on your website by text or by voice, in 40 languages, from your own pages and approved answers. It opens the page that explains, books the campus visit in the conversation, turns a quiet visitor into an inquiry and hands anything about a named student to staff.
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Written answers
She greets the visitor by the page they are reading and writes the answer as it arrives, taken from your website and approved answers, never a guess.
Easy setupSet up everything just by talking to Lisa AISee how ›You“On the chat, explain transfer policy but send every credit evaluation request to the registrar.”
Lisa“The chat will explain your published transfer policy and file each credit evaluation request for the registrar, with the conversation attached. Apply?”
You talk. Lisa sets it up. Applied only on your yes.
How Higher Education use it
A transfer student asks at midnight whether her credits will count; the chat explains your published transfer policy and files an evaluation request for the registrar.
A parent browsing the nursing program asks about clinical placements, sees the program page open beside the answer and books a Saturday visit.
A first-year asks why she cannot register; the chat explains how holds work and opens a ticket for the registrar with the conversation.
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What it does
Program pages, the catalog you publish, deadlines and the approved answers in your knowledge base, nothing else. When a page is silent, the chat says so and passes the question to your team.
A student types, or taps her picture and talks, and can interrupt her like a person. The voice speaks every language your applicants do.
Asked about the honors college, she opens that page and introduces it; a visitor who names three programs gets a short guided tour of your site.
A parent asks to see the residence halls and she holds up the real picture from your website, over the page on phones and inside her window on laptops.
Your form appears inside the conversation at the right moment, and the visitor who leaves without it receives a summary by e-mail, the address verified first.
Lisa opens the chat and hands over to the admissions, student services or housing persona, each with its own name and voice, set once for every channel.
The moments
Student support keeps no office hours here: when a question comes up, a student opens the chat instead of the phone, often late at night.
Many applicants never fill a form before they apply. The chat answers their questions without a name, and offers the inquiry form once they are ready to give one.
Hours before the deadline, applicants ask whether the portal accepts late recommendations. The answer comes from your published policy, and the unusual cases are filed for admissions.
Students ask where to pay a fee, how to drop a course and when the add period ends. Each answer opens the page that explains it.
A family planning a fall visit asks about parking and lunch on campus, then books the Saturday tour without leaving the chat.
Compared
Three ways a college website answers the visitor who has a question right now, and what each one does to the student experience.
| What a college website needs | A contact form | Live chat with staff | AI Webchat |
|---|---|---|---|
| A question at midnight | Read the next morning | Offline until office hours | Answered from your pages: in the visitor's language, at once |
| Decision-day traffic | A pile of forms | A queue behind two counselors | Every visitor answered at once: and nobody waiting in line |
| A campus visit | A request to call back | Booked by hand if staff are free | Booked in the conversation: into a tour with seats left |
| A question about a student's record | Answered by e-mail later | Depends on who is online | Filed for the right office: and never answered from the chat |
| What admissions learns | What the form asked | What staff remember | Every session and its outcome: by hour, country and page |
Guardrails
It explains requirements and the profile figures you publish, and never tells an applicant their chances; that conversation belongs to a counselor.
Grades, holds, balances and conduct are not in the chat's knowledge, so a question about them becomes a ticket for the office that keeps the record.
How aid works is explained from your pages; what one student will receive, or what a consulate needs, is filed for the aid or international office.
A visitor who abuses the chat gets strikes, a pause, then a ban, and the watch list shows suspicious, banned and trusted devices to your web team.
Set-up
Lisa reads your program, admissions and student services pages, names them, finds the pictures she can show and asks how students should be greeted.
Paste the script once in the site theme; the status strip says installed and last seen as soon as a student opens a page.
Tell Lisa the label, the tagline, the school colors and the greeting; she shows before and after and applies on your yes.
Run it free for 7 days with no credit card and read every session, with its outcome, before the decision goes to committee.
Questions & answers
A chat on a college website that answers prospective and current students instantly. Unlike general AI tools and public AI chatbots, AI Webchat answers by text or voice from your own pages and approved answers, in 40 languages, books campus visits in the conversation and passes questions about a named student to the office that owns them.
Yes, from your published admissions pages: deadlines, required documents, test policies and program prerequisites. When a page says nothing about a question, the chat does not guess; the question goes to admissions and is counted as a knowledge gap to fill.
No. It explains your published policies and the steps to follow, then files the request for the office that decides. Financial aid questions such as the filing deadline or where a form goes are answered from your approved pages; aid eligibility, scholarships, admission chances and credit evaluations are always answered by staff.
Yes, with AI Booking. The chat offers tour times that still have seats, verifies the visitor before the booking enters the book and sends the confirmation, all without leaving the conversation.
Yes. With the web voice switched on, a tap on her picture starts a spoken conversation the student can interrupt like a person. Every voice speaks every language, and switching the voice off keeps the chat text only.
Forty languages. Her opening lines are written once in English and shown and spoken in each visitor's language, and the widget follows the language of the page or asks, which matters for international recruitment.
Paste one line of code in your site theme once, and every page that carries the theme gets the widget. Once it is in, the Website chat page reports it installed and when a student last opened it.
The request lands in the mail queue that needs a person, or becomes a ticket, with the whole conversation attached, so the counselor who answers sees everything the student already said. On phones, the Talk to a specialist chip calls the number you set.
AI Webchat is priced per company, never per seat or per agent, so the pages of every office share one subscription. The plans are on the pricing page, and the free trial runs on your own website for 7 days with no credit card.
No. The chat answers as your institution's AI assistant and never pretends to be a person it is not. A student who wants a counselor is passed to admissions with the conversation attached.
Yes. As a student services chatbot, the same chat answers registration dates, office hours, housing deadlines and where to find a form, each from your published pages, and opens the page that explains. Anything that needs a student's record becomes a ticket for the right office.
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