Virtual agents / Chatbots
in United States

Clarizen Bot lets you stay up-to-date with your projects without leaving Slack. Our workbot is your personal assistant into Clarizen. Get the immediate information you need without having to remember tricky commands.

GoBe is the first US based Messenger chatbot job search engine.

Robbie is a Facebook Messenger bot developed to help you improve coding skills through personalized recommendations and reminders to learn.

An EdTech chatbot to help high school counselors offload some of their work.

The website is a proof of concept and a B2C implementation. The chatbot is for high schools

SchoolWise harnesses the power of IBM Watson for college admissions. Learn about the schools beyond just numbers. Get to know the SchoolDNA and if the school is a good fit for you.

IBM Watson is a technology platform that uses natural language processing and machine learning to reveal insights from large amounts of unstructured data. - IBM

MonkeyWorks Monitor works with your marketing tools to deliver notifications and insights that help you catch important problems and always stay up to date.
We're so much more than a bot: Monitor uses artificial intelligence built for marketers, sending messages right to your Slack channel. Stop logging into each of your accounts to catch problems or view activity - set up our Monitor in minutes and start for free!

Pandorabots CallMom English Tutor is the first of our specialized CallMom apps deployed for specific applications. As part of the CallMom family of Mobile Virtual Assistants, English Tutor has all the capabilities of CallMom. You can send a text, make a call, search the web, get answers to questions, launch applications and access many other device functions--all through voice-activated natural language dialog. What's more, you can use English Tutor to practise English conversation!

Conversational ESL simulation, Lesson 2. On mobile web and download for Android.

Pixel is an AI chatbot designed to assist users in finding information on our website. You can chat with the computer and ask questions about the UNL library and library resources.

This virtual agent will help students at American universities become familiar with Microsoft Live@edu, a no-charge suite of online communication and collaboration tools for students, staff and alumni. The chatbot facilitates a competition that is part of Microsoft's campaign to promote the company's services for educational institutions.

By adding [email protected] as a contact in Windows Live Messenger, students can begin communicating with the chatbot and participate in the competition. Students will then receive a new question about Live@edu each day until an incorrect answer is received. The student with the longest chain of correct answers is eligible to win a variety of prizes including an Xbox 360. By participating in the contest, students not only have an opportunity to win great prizes, but also gain familiarity with the features of Microsoft Live@edu.