In July, one question gets asked hundreds of times.
Everyone gets the list as a file.

A table — CSV or XLSX: a line per document, original or copy, by what date, where to take it. It is put together from your rules for the programme that was asked about and goes out as an attachment straight into the conversation. An applicant does not have to copy the checklist out of a chat by hand.

Yes, and it needs none of your keys for that: search and reading a page by a link come in the package. It will open the admissions section on the university's site, read it and retell it — with the link, so that it can be checked. It does not watch the site: it looks when it is asked to.

Yes: Telegram, WhatsApp, VK, MAX and email. The university's VKontakte page and the admissions office's mailbox are the two main points of July, and both come together in one window along with the messengers.

You give it your documents once: the admission rules, the deadlines, the checklist, the minimum scores, previous years' cut-off scores, the terms for sponsored places, the rules for moving into halls. It answers only from them. What is not there it does not invent: it says outright that it has no such answer.

You edit them in one place — and it answers from the new version, and builds the file from the new version too. That is the whole point of a single source: today twelve people read a new version twelve different ways, and the discrepancy surfaces as a complaint in August.

No, and we will not promise that. Submission, registering the application, the ranking lists and the admission orders stay with the admissions office. It will explain what is needed, where to bring it, by what hour and what happens if a document is missing — but it accepts nothing itself.

The applicant does not have — and he will not pretend to see it: Unified State Examination scores, application status and place on the competitive list live in the admissions committee system, he does not have access to it. He will tell you where they are watching it and what hours the dean’s office is open. The price of the fictitious answer here is — lost year. For an enrolled student, the picture is different: he reads the connected Moodle and EIOS and from them he will tell what was not passed and what is the next deadline.

The materials are given per programme, and the answer is about the programme that was named. If the person did not name one, the agent asks rather than guesses: “state-funded” means different numbers in different institutes.

Yes, if you have given it those materials: the rules for moving in, what to bring, the deadlines, the exam timetable and the dean's office hours. The admissions campaign ends in August, the questions do not, and for the second half of the year the agent works for students.

On your own server. This plan installs inside your perimeter, so the correspondence, the phone numbers and the names of applicants and students never leave it and never travel to someone else's cloud.

Yes, AiHummer is included in the Unified Register of Russian Software. Help with procurement paperwork is included in the plan.

The Enterprise plan is on request — there is no figure either on this page or in the price list: the make-up is worked out for your perimeter. The demo sandbox is open without sign-up, login and password below. The free Community edition installs inside your perimeter — it shows how the product works without a single payment.