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An AI assistant for education websites

Admissions questions arrive in waves, from anxious people, against deadlines. The answers are in a prospectus nobody reads end to end.

₹2,999/month · 20,000 messages · no per-seat or per-resolution fee

Education enquiries cluster hard around deadlines and then collapse, which makes staffing them properly almost impossible. The same forty questions arrive several hundred times in a fortnight: entry requirements, fees, deadlines, documents, accommodation, recognition of prior qualifications.

The information exists. It is in a prospectus, a fee schedule and an admissions policy — typically three PDFs and a page of tables.

Prospectuses and fee schedules are PDFs, and it reads them

Eteon extracts text from PDFs and tables during the crawl. On an education site that is not a nice extra — it is most of the substantive content, and a bot that cannot see inside a PDF can only tell people where to download one.

Deadlines are dates, and dates must be exact

The bot quotes published dates. Where a date has passed or is not published, it says so rather than approximating, because an approximated deadline is a missed application.

It answers in the language the question was asked in

International admissions enquiries do not arrive in English by default. The bot responds in the language of the question, from the same source material, without a translated copy of the site.

Individual circumstances reach the admissions team

Whether a specific qualification meets an entry requirement is a judgement, not a lookup. Those route to a person with the conversation attached, which means the admissions officer opens a case rather than an opening line.

Frequently asked questions

Can it tell an applicant whether they will be accepted?

No. It states published entry requirements and routes the assessment to your admissions team. An automated acceptance signal is not a promise an institution should make by accident.

Can it read our prospectus PDF?

Yes. PDFs are extracted during the crawl, which on an education site is usually where the real detail lives.

What happens when it does not know the answer?

It says so and offers to hand the conversation to a person, with the transcript attached. It does not compose an answer from the shape of the question — which is the failure mode that matters for admissions, because a wrong deadline or a wrong entry requirement costs someone a year.

How long does setup take?

Enter your website URL, let it crawl, then paste one script tag into your site. Most sites are answering questions within a minute of the crawl finishing.

What does it cost?

Eteon Starter is ₹2,999 a month for 20,000 messages, with a 7-day free trial. No per-seat fee and no per-resolution fee, so automating more conversations does not raise the bill.

Build one on your own site

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