The starting point.
A student asks about IELTS batches at 10 PM. The counsellor is away. This demonstration shows how the first reply, qualification and later follow-ups can stay connected.
AUTOMATION DEMONSTRATION
The IELTS enquiry.
An illustrative IELTS enquiry, from the first course question to counsellor handoff and follow-up.
SYSTEM STUDY 001 / ILLUSTRATIVE
Enquiry in.
Context through.
RECEIVE→UNDERSTAND→HAND OVER
The way through.
Start with approved information. Ask only the relevant questions, collect the answers in one place, and give the right person the conversation context. Human takeover is part of the path rather than an exception.
The work, as it stands.
A browser-local illustration of IELTS and spoken English enquiries with direct stage selection, playback and sample outputs. It does not send messages, store real leads or represent a deployed client system.
IELTS / SPOKEN ENGLISH DEMO
Try the enquiry
from start to finish.
Illustrative, not a live connection.
Choose a step or play the sequence.
{
"event": "enquiry_received",
"channel": "WhatsApp",
"message": "Do you have evening IELTS batches?",
"next_step": "answer_and_qualify"
}01 / ENQUIRY RECEIVED
A student messages at 10 PM. The first reply starts without waiting for the next working day.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE. NO MESSAGES SENT.HUMAN HANDOFF / DUPLICATE CHECKS / FOLLOW-UP BOUNDARIESDiscuss your institute
A USEFUL PLACE TO START
Tell me about the enquiries you’re missing.
Tell me about your institute, your courses and where follow-up stops.