Ocelot

Ocelot is an AI-powered communication platform that ensures the right information is delivered to the right students at the right time. By providing personalized support and guidance to students, higher education institutions can improve student retention and help students succeed. Ocelot integrates with existing campus systems to offer a suite of AI-powered tools, including two-way texting, live chat and a comprehensive chatbot.

Ocelot's AI is powered by a combination of sophisticated machine learning, decades of higher education experience and insights gathered from millions of student interactions across more than 500 institutions. This scalable, secure and flexible solution offers students a personalized experience, while ensuring that guidance is accurate and compliant across multiple communication channels.

Some of the key features of Ocelot include:

• Two-Way Texting: AI-powered text messaging to keep students informed and supported.
• Chatbot: Accurately understands and responds to student questions, providing compliant information 24/7.
• Live Chat: A flexible AI communication approach that allows students to easily transition from chatbot to live support.
• Integrations: Integrates with popular campus systems to provide more information and personalize interactions.
• Decision-Ready Data: Offers insights to inform students with the right information, so they can make informed decisions.

Ocelot is useful for a variety of higher education departments, including CIO, Financial Aid, Recruiting and Admissions, and Student Affairs. It's been trusted by more than 500 institutions to help drive enrollment, retention and student success.

With Ocelot, institutions can keep students engaged and supported from recruitment to graduation, ensuring they have the answers they need to succeed. This leads to better retention rates, improved student outcomes and more efficient staff.

Pricing details are not publicly disclosed, but those interested can visit the Ocelot website for a demo or to explore specific use cases.

Published on June 30, 2024