Answers course questions
Dates, fees, entry requirements and how to enrol. Day and night, from the course details you give it.
- Website
- Phone line

Aivah gives your school or training team AI employees with a face and a voice. They present your lessons, quiz learners and answer course questions on your website, day and night.
The problem today
We answer the same course questions every week.
When does it start? How much is it? Do I need any experience?
We run the same induction again and again.
Every new group needs the same few hours from your best trainer.
We can’t tell who really understood it.
A full room shows who turned up, not who learned.
The jobs it does
Dates, fees, entry requirements and how to enrol. Day and night, from the course details you give it.
It collects the name, email and phone, plus your own questions, such as which course. Your team follows up.
Up to 10 PDFs or videos become lessons. Learners can stop it at any point and ask a question.
It quizzes learners on each lesson. You see every attempt, with the score and the answers chosen.
It joins a live class with its face and voice. In group mode, it replies when someone speaks to it.
Tutors ask it in Slack for the marking guide. You get a Friday reminder on WhatsApp to check quiz results.
Where it works
At 9pm, a parent asks when the summer course starts and what it costs. It answers from your course guide and takes an enquiry.
See the website guide Your phone lineAnswers incoming calls on your own Twilio number, from the call prompt you write.A student rings about the enrolment deadline after the office closes. It answers from your call prompt and takes a message.
See phone answering Video meetingsJoins Meet, Teams, Zoom and Webex calls with its face and voice once the host lets it in.It joins your Zoom class for new managers. When someone asks about the assessment, it answers from the course guide.
See meetings Your team chatYour team messages it in Slack. You message it from your own WhatsApp.Tutors ask it in Slack for the pass mark on a course. You get a weekly reminder on WhatsApp to call back group enquiries.
See all channelsA day in its life
Example Lanternfield Training is a fictional first-aid and workplace safety trainer.
Six new starters open the safety lesson link. One stops it to ask how to report a near miss.
A visitor asks when the next first-aid course runs. It answers from your course guide and takes her details.
A manager asks if you run courses at his office. It answers from your call prompt and takes his number.
It joins the Zoom class. When a learner asks how the assessment works, it answers from the course guide.
A trainer asks for the pass mark on the food-safety course. It answers from your course guide.
You open Insights. Five of the six new starters passed, and you can see which question tripped up the sixth.
Next morning, your team opens Insights. Every enquiry is there, with the conversation behind it.
A visitor asks about a course on your website after the office has closed. Here is how a good conversation goes.

Hi, when is your next first-aid at work course?
The next one starts on Monday 4 March. It runs over two days, 9 to 4, and costs $240 per person.
1A clear answerDo I need any experience first?
No experience needed. There’s a short practical test on day two, and you get a certificate when you pass.
Is there a discount for 12 of us? Could you teach at our office?
I don’t have group prices, so I won’t guess. The course guide says on-site courses are possible, and the team can quote for both.
2Knows its limitGreat, please ask them.
Happy to. What name, email and phone number should the team use? They’ll get back to you with a quote for 12.
3Hands over to your teamExample. Lanternfield Training is a fictional first-aid and workplace safety trainer.
Set it up
Pick the Front desk template, or describe the job in your own words.
Upload your course guides, dates, fees and policies, and add links to your website pages. It answers from what you give it.
Pick a ready-made character or make one from a photo. Then pick a voice, or clone one from 10 seconds of clear speech with the speaker’s permission.
Add the chat bubble to your website for course questions. For lessons, hire a second AI employee with Presenter turned on, add your PDFs or videos and share its link.
Then open Insights to read every conversation, lead and call, and see what people ask most.
Add files and website pages. Each one shows Ready once your AI employee has learned it.
Names, emails and phone numbers from your lead form, with the conversation behind each one.
Some screens show illustrative workspace data from a fictional company.
Before you start
Every course with its dates, length, price and who it’s for.
Entry requirements, deadlines and the steps to sign up.
Up to 10 PDFs or videos for the presenter, such as slides or a recorded talk.
Attendance, refunds, transfers, extensions and resits.
What to bring, how assessments work and what they get at the end.
For staff training: the handbook or how-we-work guide every new starter gets.
Admissions, learner support and the person who handles exceptions.
Clear limits
It teaches and answers from your material. Your staff make the decisions.
The presenter answers from the lessons you add. If something isn’t there, it says so instead of guessing.
Admissions, grades, extensions and refunds stay with your staff. It takes the request and passes it on.
Quiz scores show who understood a lesson. Your assessors still mark formal assessments.
Give it public course information. Don’t upload student records or grades.
Enquiries, chats and quiz attempts are all in Insights.
Education & training
Yes. Add your induction pack or product guide as up to 10 PDFs or videos. New starters open the link, ask questions as it presents, then take a quiz.
It quizzes learners on each lesson. In Insights, you see every attempt, with the score and the answers chosen. Read the presenter recipe
Not both. You turn on Presenter when you hire, and a presenter teaches only from its PDFs and videos. For course questions on your website, use a second AI employee. The Business plan includes two. The Free plan includes 3 AI employees, so you can try both.
Yes. Invite it to a Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Zoom or Webex call. It joins with its face and voice once the host lets it in. In group mode, it replies when someone speaks to it.
No. It answers questions and takes details. Your staff decide on admissions, grades, extensions and refunds.
Yes. It answers incoming calls on your own Twilio number (Twilio is the phone service that connects your number). It answers from the call prompt you write and takes messages. Phone answering starts with Starter, at $99 a month. See phone answering
You can start free, with no card. The Free plan gives you 3 AI employees and 1,000 credits to try it out. Credits are what you spend when your AI employee chats, talks or creates. To put it on your website, plans start with Hobby, at $10 a month. Phone answering starts with Starter, at $99 a month. Compare plans