For study abroad teams

Stop burning counselor time on the same intake questions every day.

Cassette helps study abroad teams answer repetitive eligibility and process questions, book counseling sessions, and bring cold prospects back when a new intake or update matters.

Biggest leak

Night-time enquiries, repetitive triage, and long sales-cycle drop-off

Booking event

Counseling session

Channels

WhatsApp, website widget, Instagram add-on

What changes after go-live

Cassette runs a focused three-agent system: one handles the first reply, one secures the booking, and one reactivates old opportunities. Your team steps in when the conversation is ready for human judgment.

Where revenue leaks

The front-desk gaps that hurt study abroad consultants the most.

Repetitive triage work

Counselors spend their highest-value hours answering the same questions about destinations, intake timing, and broad eligibility criteria.

Off-hours lead loss

Students research late at night. If they enquire and do not get an answer quickly, they simply message two more consultants.

Long-cycle lead decay

A prospect who was interested months ago may still convert, but only if someone follows up when deadlines, scholarships, or new intakes change.

Current lineup

Same system, adapted to your funnel.

Cassette keeps the model simple. Three agents — Enquiry, Booking, Recovery — configured for your vertical's language, objections, and conversion event.

Enquiry Agent

Handles intake and FAQ conversations first.

Answers common destination, timeline, document, and process questions while collecting the qualification details your counselors need before a call.

Moves: counselor efficiency and response speed

Booking Agent (Counseling Session)

Books the consultation without back-and-forth.

Once a lead is qualified enough, it secures a counseling slot and keeps the lead warm with confirmations and reminders.

Moves: qualified enquiry-to-call conversion

Recovery Agent

Brings dormant prospects back into the pipeline.

Re-engages people who filled out a form, spoke once, or started the process but then disappeared before paying or completing documents.

Moves: revival of long-cycle prospects

Hero's journey

How the story changes for your customer and your team.

Act 1

The leak

Counselors are overloaded with routine questions while high-intent prospects wait for a proper reply.

Act 2

The trigger

The team sees that its best people are acting like a manual front desk instead of focusing on students who are ready to move.

Act 3

Cassette goes live

Routine intake gets answered automatically, counseling sessions are booked faster, and older prospects receive relevant follow-up at the right moments.

Act 4

The new normal

Counselors spend more time on nuanced human advice and less time repeating the first ten minutes of every conversation.

ROI snapshot

Even small time savings compound quickly for consultancy teams

The win is not only more bookings. It is also recovering counselor bandwidth for higher-value conversations.

Monthly price ₹1,499
Main conversion event Counseling session
Primary operational unlock Less repetitive FAQ load
Primary revenue unlock More follow-through on qualified prospects

Best fit for firms with steady enquiry volume and long follow-up cycles.

The goal is not to replace your team. It is to make sure they spend more time on warmed-up conversations and less time on repetitive, inconsistent front-desk work.

Your team answers the same questions around documents, timelines, and destinations repeatedly.

Prospects often enquire at night and expect quick replies on WhatsApp.

A large part of your revenue depends on staying in touch over weeks or months.

You want counselors spending time on decision-stage leads, not routine front-desk work.

Common questions

Details teams usually ask before going live.

Ready to plug the leak?

See how Cassette would run the front desk for study abroad consultants.

We'll walk through the enquiries you get, the booking event that matters, and the old lead segments worth reactivating first.