AI agents

Manage Agents

Where you shape the assistant’s knowledge of your agency’s structure — the facts it needs to give students correct, specific answers.

Your agent already exists

The AbroadMate team creates and names your agent during onboarding, and sets its core personality and reply style. This screen is where you keep the operational details current.

Intake periods

An intake period tells the AI when applications open for a given country and start date. Add one for each intake you work with. For each period you set:

Country
The destination the intake belongs to.
Session name
A label students recognise — Autumn, Spring, Fall, Winter.
Start and end dates
The window during which this intake is considered open.
Description
What the AI says while the intake is open — e.g. “The Autumn intake for Finland is open now.”
Next intake text
What the AI says when the intake is closed — e.g. “The next intake begins on 1 October.”

With intakes configured, a student asking “when can I apply for Germany?” gets a dated, accurate answer instead of a vague one.

Consultants

Consultants are the named human experts at your agency. List each one with their name, phone number, an optional country, and a short description of who they help. When a student needs a person — or asks about a country tied to a consultant — the AI can name them and share how to reach them. The display order controls who is offered first.

Processed countries

Select the destination countries your agency actually handles. If a student asks about a country you have not selected, the AI will say your agency does not process that destination and point them to a consultant rather than guessing.

Leaving it blank means “no restriction”

If you select no countries at all, the AI will engage on any destination. Only add countries here if you want to actively limit the scope.

You can add a country that is not in the standard list by typing it in. Changes save automatically.

Contact & location

Your office address and hotline number. The AI uses these when a student asks where you are or how to call you, and when it invites someone to visit in person.

How this connects to everything else

  • The Knowledge Base holds the deeper material — programmes, fees, process. Manage Agents holds the structural facts.
  • Test any change in the Playground before it reaches students.
  • Turn the agent on or off, or schedule its hours, in AI Control.
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