You're about to put yourself in the shoes of a student looking for a study trip abroad — ask your questions the way they would: the assistant only knows the catalogue of Latitude English, Selvix's demo school.
Open the conversationThe demo runs on Latitude English, with a complete catalogue and its rates. Every school chooses its assistant's name: here, she's called Mary.
A student opens a conversation on your website. No account, no password. They leave with a priced quote.
Sofia advises them in their language, one of sixteen. Together they choose the destination, the course, the duration, the dates and the accommodation — from your catalogue, and nowhere else. She puts two options side by side when they hesitate: two courses, two accommodations, two campuses — and two schools if your catalogue has several.
She prices a complete quote, line by line, in your currency, and sends it by email with the full breakdown. Then she offers the enrolment link: the student enrols online, your terms and conditions included. If they go quiet, she follows up on her own.
And when she doesn't know, she hands over to one of your advisors.
Courses, accommodation, prices: she is locked onto your data and the pricing engine. Beyond the trade itself — the city, the weather, transport, life on site — she answers like an advisor who knows the journey.
A chatbot recites ready-made answers. Sofia conducts an interview: she understands the student's plans, chooses with them from your catalogue, prices a quote with your real rates, sends it, and follows up. She doesn't talk around the sale — she leads it.