Enrollment, schedule and reminder calls
Admission questions, course schedules and fees, absence calls and exam or payment reminders all land on the same line, often in the first weeks of a term.
Leave one workflow and your number. The AI identifies itself, asks a few focused questions and prepares a structured brief.
Enrollment questions, open days, absences and fee deadlines all reach the same office. DRING answers from your catalog, books the visit, calls parents and hands the rest to your staff.
Enrollment questions, absence calls and reminders repeat every term, at a pace a fixed-size office rarely matches.
Admission questions, course schedules and fees, absence calls and exam or payment reminders all land on the same line, often in the first weeks of a term.
An office sized for a normal week falls behind when an open day, an exam period and a payment deadline all bring calls at once.
The agent answers from your catalog, books the open day visit, and calls parents about absences, exams and payments, in the language the family speaks.
Three answer the line and three call out. Each works from your catalog and calendar, and passes a family to your staff when the answer is not there.
Answers what families ask before they apply: programs, grades and dates, read from your published catalog.
Answers schedule and fee questions from your catalog and fee list, and hands anything more specific to your office.
Books an open day or visit slot into your calendar while the family is still on the line.
Calls families who asked about a place or came to an open day, answers what is still open and books the next step with your team.
Calls a parent the same day a student is marked absent and notes the reply for the office.
Calls ahead of an exam date or a fee deadline, so nothing is missed.
See the full range on the agent catalog.
An enrollment call follows the same four steps, whether it ends in an open day booking or a handover.
About admission, a course or a fee, at any hour, including evenings after the office closes.
It quotes only what your published catalog and fee list say, never an estimate.
An open day or visit slot is booked on the call. Financial aid, or anything about one student's record, goes to a person.
By SMS or WhatsApp, with the visit or next step already in your calendar.
A parent calls about next year. The agent confirms the grade, answers from your catalog and offers a place at the next open day, so the family hangs up with a date.
The open day slot goes into your calendar, and admissions sees who is coming and for which grade.
Enrollment and admission questions, with an open day visit booked on the call.
Course schedule and fee answers, read from the published catalog.
Absence calls to parents, placed the same day a student is marked absent.
Exam date and payment deadline reminder calls.
Negotiate financial aid or a payment plan. That conversation goes to a person.
Discuss one student's grades, discipline record or private file over the phone without verifying the caller.
Invent a course, fee or date that is not in the actual catalog or calendar.
Replace the admissions team on anything outside a defined, confirmed answer.
The agent answers only from what you give it. Then it runs 1,000 to 10,000 simulated conversations, built for your school, before the first real call.
The programs, grades, fees and dates the agent may quote. It says nothing beyond them.
Open days and visit slots the agent may book. It books them straight into your calendar on the call.
Which questions go to admissions, finance or a teacher, and whether live or as a callback.
Who may be called, on which number and in which language. 62 languages available, 10 live today; yours is validated before launch.
Figures from all DRING deployments, across sectors.
KVKK is Turkey's personal data law. Student and family data follows the retention and deletion terms set for the deployment, and is not kept beyond what the workflow needs. See retention and rights.
Absence, exam and payment calls go out only inside the calling windows you set, and skip numbers on do-not-call lists. See Reach.
A financial aid question or anything about one student's file reaches your staff with the call summary attached, so the family does not repeat itself.
With one of the agents above, usually the one that would take the most calls today. We measure it before adding the next, and the first agent is live in a week.
Yes, from the catalog and fee list you give it. Anything more specific goes to your team.
Only if you define how the caller is verified. Without that rule, it hands the call to your staff.
Yes. You decide where calls go: live to the office during opening hours, or as a callback request after hours.
Yes. The absence call goes out the same day a student is marked absent, inside the calling hours you set, and the parent's reply is noted for the office.
Yes. Reminder calls go out ahead of each exam date or fee deadline, from the calendar you give it.
It replies in the language the caller opens with, on the same call, with no transfer. The languages for your school are agreed in the setup above and validated before launch.