AI assistants
An assistant that only says what your website says.
It reads your published pages and documents, then answers citizens in plain language — with the source on the screen. When the answer is not published, it says so and hands over to a person.
The assistant on the right is live, running on a real mission’s public pages. Ask it something specific — a fee, a document list, a phone number.
Opening the assistant…
What it answers
What documents do I need for a student visa?
The exact list from the mission's own visa page — not a summary, and not a guess.
How much is the tourist visa fee?
The published amount with its currency and effective date, read from a verified table rather than generated.
What are your office hours?
The timings from the contact page, or an honest "not published" with the phone number instead.
What it refuses to do
For anyone answering on behalf of an institution, the refusals matter more than the features. These are enforced in code, not in a prompt.
- It will not invent a fee, a holiday, a deadline or an eligibility rule.
- It will not guess which visa applies when the website does not say.
- It will not quote a document that is not in the sources it was given.
- It will not answer with a link that returns 404.
How it is deployed
One script tag
The widget sits on the existing site. No redesign, no CMS migration.
Owner dashboard
Every conversation is readable, with the questions citizens actually ask.
Re-read on demand
Point it at new pages or a new PDF and it learns them, with fees flagged for review.
Data stays in India
Retrieval and transcripts run in-country; no analytics, no third-party trackers.
Free pilot available for one mission at a time.