Nonprofit seeks a cheap chatbot trained on a single 24-page handbook to answer parent FAQs
garnetbobcat · reddit · 2026-10-23
A consultant serving a mid-sized nonprofit is asking for tool recommendations: the org's youth-program handbook is just a 24-page PDF, yet parents keep asking questions it already answers, consuming staff hours weekly. They want a budget-friendly chatbot trained on that single document, embedded on the website, able to parse poorly phrased questions accurately — ideally no code beyond an HTML embed.
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