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ApplyBoard is a platform students and their families use to find and apply to international study programs, and Neotask's agent uses it to turn a rough idea of studying abroad into an actual shortlist. Tell the agent a field of study, a target country, a budget range, and a start date, and it queries ApplyBoard for programs that match those criteria instead of sending you to browse a list of schools yourself. The agent can pull program costs and start dates side by side, so a parent comparing three countries or an advisor working with several students at once gets a working comparison table rather than a pile of separate program pages. This is aimed at the research phase before an application gets submitted, narrowing a wide field of international schools down to the handful worth a closer look.
| Program search | Matches field of study, destination country, budget, and start date against ApplyBoard's program catalog |
| Cost comparison | Lines up tuition and program costs across the shortlisted schools |
| Start date filtering | Narrows results to programs beginning within a target window |
A student tells the agent they want a master's in data science, are considering Canada, the UK, and Australia, and have a budget cap. The agent runs the ApplyBoard search for each country and returns a combined shortlist with program cost and start date next to each entry, so the student can see the tradeoffs in one place instead of researching each country separately.
An education consultant working with several families asks the agent to check ApplyBoard for programs matching each student's stated budget and start term. Instead of logging into ApplyBoard and rerunning searches by hand for each student, the advisor gets a shortlist per student back in the same conversation, freeing time for the actual counseling conversation.
It searches whatever countries and programs ApplyBoard has listed, so a destination with limited ApplyBoard coverage returns a shorter list.
This connection is built for search and comparison, not submission, so the agent's job is narrowing the list, not filing the paperwork.
A rough range still works. The agent uses it to filter, and you can tighten the number once you see what programs actually cost.
Yes, ask the agent to run separate searches for each field and it returns a shortlist for each without losing track of your budget and start date constraints.
They reflect whatever ApplyBoard currently has listed, so treat them as a strong starting estimate and confirm final costs with the school before applying.