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Admissions calls, in the languages parents speak.

Enquiry season means hundreds of calls about courses, batches and fees. ListenFox reads each one in the language it was spoken in, keeps the call-backs on a list, and shows which courses people want that you don’t run.

Una llamada, leída.

An example enquiry to a sample English academy in Monterrey, Mexico. The call is in Spanish, and every quote stays in Spanish, word for word.

Example call

Caller 0:22

Buenas tardes. Busco un curso de inglés para adultos, en horario nocturno.

I’m looking for an evening English course for adults.

Lucía, admissions 1:05

Tenemos grupo de lunes a jueves, de 7 a 9. La colegiatura es de $2,400 pesos al mes.

We have a Monday to Thursday group, 7 to 9. Tuition is 2,400 pesos a month.

Caller 1:40

Mmm, vi uno en línea más barato.

Hmm, I saw a cheaper one online.

Lucía, admissions 2:58

Le mando los horarios por WhatsApp el viernes.

I’ll send you the schedule on WhatsApp on Friday.

Which courses are people calling about?

The things callers wanted, counted across a month. It’s an early read on demand for the next batch, straight from the phone.

What callers wanted Example month

Evening classes for working adults
64
IELTS and TOEFL preparation
41
Weekend batch for teenagers
28
Online-only option not offered
19

Questions admissions teams can just ask.

Which families were promised a call-back before the admission deadline and haven’t had one?

What fees did we quote for the IELTS course last week?

Why do callers say no after hearing the price?

How Ask works

Fields schools add.

  • Course or grade
  • Student or parent calling
  • Preferred batch time
  • Scholarship asked about
  • Campus visit booked
  • Start date

Works with

  • Upload
  • Google Drive
  • Google Sheets
  • LeadSquared
  • Exotel
  • Freshcaller
  • JustCall
  • Twilio
  • Aircall

All available today.

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