A university admissions consultant developed a tool, known as Admissions Pipeline, to simplify the administrative process of managing student applications. The tool is designed to automate labor-intensive tasks, such as retyping student information and managing application deadlines, thereby allowing consultants to focus on decisions that require human judgment. Admissions Pipeline processes student documents, checks eligibility, matches courses, and partially fills out university portals, while stopping short of submissions to ensure manual review. The system, built using robust technologies like Python and Playwright, includes features such as document reading, course eligibility checks, and portal automation. It also offers a tracker for deadlines and an answer bank for frequently asked questions, maintaining security by encrypting data and ensuring consent. Despite the tool being complete and tested, the business is pre-revenue and without current customers. The global market for such solutions is significant, particularly in regions like the Gulf, South Asia, and Africa, where manual data entry is still prevalent. Potential buyers are encouraged to sell annual licenses, provide portal updates, and potentially develop a WhatsApp assistant or a hosted web version. The current owner, who lacks time to market the software due to personal commitments, is selling the business inclusive of the source code, IP rights, installer kit, domain, and more, while excluding personal accounts and API keys. The sale process involves a live demo under NDA, with a secured transaction through Escrow.com, and a comprehensive handover support period.