Admissions enquiries
Move the enquiry into a focused private room that your team can answer.
Private customer messaging
Admissions, departments, and research group communication.
Let people scan a QR code or open a secure link and start a browser-based conversation with your team. No app download. No customer account. No personal phone number.
At the point of need
Use QR codes at open days, faculty desks, labs, libraries, and student service points.
The room gives both sides context and keeps the exchange separate from personal messaging accounts.
Common conversations
Use one permanent business link or create temporary rooms for individual enquiries.
Move the enquiry into a focused private room that your team can answer.
Move the enquiry into a focused private room that your team can answer.
Move the enquiry into a focused private room that your team can answer.
Operating guidance
A room makes access easier. Clear ownership, accurate source information, and an appropriate handoff are what make the answer useful.
Set monitored hours and a fallback before publishing the entry point. Review a sample of resolved enquiries to confirm customers receive consistent answers and any required action reaches the responsible business system before the room closes.
Use current campus, admissions, event, and department information and route specialised academic, visa, enrolment, accessibility, or research questions to authorised staff.
Verify identity through university systems before discussing student records, applications, results, fees, accommodation, or information protected by education and privacy rules.
Keep emergencies, campus security, wellbeing, safeguarding, and formal complaints on their published immediate or specialist pathways rather than a general room.
Simple by design
Put a permanent link at the point where questions happen.
They enter a display name in the browser. No account or app is required.
The customer and your team continue in a dedicated room.
Why teams use RoomLnk
Questions and answers
Use QR codes at open days, faculty desks, labs, libraries, and student service points. Common uses include admissions enquiries, department support, open-day questions.
No. Customers open the room in a web browser and join with a display name. They do not need to install an app or create an account.
Yes. The conversation takes place inside a dedicated RoomLnk room, so neither person needs to share a personal phone number or social messaging account.
A free temporary room has its own short-lived link and QR code. Business plans can provide a permanent business link and QR code that starts private customer rooms.
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