Your company, reachable by AI — answers before the enrolment deadline
Prospective students compare programmes at midnight and decide within days. The provider whose information is clear, current and instantly available is the one that gets the application.
What costs enrolments
- The same questions about entry requirements, dates, recognition and costs, from every prospective student.
- Information spread across PDFs, a course catalogue and a website that disagree with each other.
- Enquiries in several languages during peak enrolment weeks.
What a Twin changes
Index your course descriptions, regulations and schedules. The contradiction check flags where two of your own sources disagree — before a prospective student finds it.
The twin replies in whatever language it's asked in, from the same underlying material.
It captures who is asking, which programme and when, and can book an advisory appointment straight from the conversation.
- “Which part-time courses in project management start in autumn?”
- “Recognised further education in Switzerland for career changers”
- “What are the entry requirements for this programme?”
If your company can't be read by a model, the answer names someone else.
Questions we get asked
Our regulations are long PDFs. Can it use them?
Yes — upload them. The twin answers from them and cites the document, which is exactly what a prospective student needs to trust the answer.
Can it state fees?
It can, if you publish them. As with any figure, it's presented as indicative unless you explicitly authorise binding statements.
How do we know what applicants really want to know?
The weekly gap report lists the questions it couldn't answer — usually the fastest way to improve a course page.
See how AI reads your company today
Free, no account. Paste your website and get the findings — then ask your own Twin a question.
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