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DMAI Pro for Private university & college admissions office
Admissions-office assistant for a private university or college: programmes and levels, minimum averages and required documents, tuition, instalments and scholarships, online application and document upload, seat reservation, campus visits and info sessions, transfer students and executive MBA/DBA programmes. Every figure (averages, fees, seats, dates) and the licensing and accreditation status come only from the institution's recorded data or an official source.
What this trade does most with DMAI Pro: Booking
What one click installs
This trade's ready pack; you preview it before installing and can change anything later.
- 9
- conversation flows
- 18
- common questions with draft answers
- 7
- automatic follow-ups
- 10
- intake form questions
- 28
- customer profile fields
- 8
- sales stages
- 11
- menu and conversation-starter buttons
- 18
- reply safety rules
- 20
- ready messages
- 6
- sample products or services
- Specialised modules switched on: Consent and waivers، Courses and classes، Document collection، Advanced payments، Appointments
- Country-specific notes for: the UAE, Iraq, Iran, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye
2 jobs this pack covers
Questions your customers ask
Each comes with a draft answer; once you write your real answer and switch it on, the bot uses it.
9 ready flows
Sales stages
- First message
- Qualified inquiry
- Documents submitted
- Under review
- Offer issued
- Seat reserved
- Enrolled
- Referral
Numbers worth watching in this trade (not measured by the app)
- Inquiry-to-application rate
- Application completion rate
- Offer-to-enrolment yield
- First DM response time
- Seat fill rate per programme
- Visit and info-session attendance
Instagram ideas for this trade
- Programme reels with a lecturer or graduate (with consent)
- Highlights with this year's minimum averages and deadlines (official data only)
- 'Requirements' comment → auto-DM asking level and average
- Admissions Q&A live before the deadline
- Open-day and campus-tour stories