๐จ Too busy to reply to every customer on Facebook?
Imagine a restaurant owner handling the kitchen, staff, tables, deliveries, and catering ordersโฆ
โฆand at the same time trying to reply to dozens of Facebook Messenger messages.
โAre you open now?โ
โWhere is your restaurant?โ
โHow much is Chicken Biryani?โ
โCan I book a table?โ
โI want to order 2 Biryani and 1 Coffee.โ
Eventually, some messages get missed.
And a missed message can mean a lost customer.
So I asked myself:
What if AI could handle the first line of customer communication?
Thatโs what Iโve been building.
Hereโs the workflow:
๐ค Customer sends a message on Facebook Messenger
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๐ง AI understands the customerโs request
โ
๐ Checks the restaurantโs menu & business information
โ
๐ฌ Replies naturally to the customer
โ
๐ฝ๏ธ Customer places an order
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๐ Order & customer data are automatically saved to Google Sheets
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๐ฒ Restaurant owner receives a real-time Telegram notification
The owner doesnโt need to sit on Facebook Messenger all day just to answer repetitive questions.
The goal isnโt to replace humans.
The goal is to let AI handle repetitive work so humans can focus on running the business.
I built this workflow using:
๐น Make.com
๐น Facebook Messenger
๐น AI
๐น Google Sheets
๐น Telegram
This is one of the projects Iโm working on to explore how AI automation can solve real problems for small businesses, not just create another AI demo.
And honestly, I think this can be useful far beyond restaurants.
If a business receives hundreds of repetitive customer messages every month, why should someone manually answer every single one?
What do you think โ would you let AI handle your first-line customer support?
๐จ Too busy to reply to every customer on Facebook?
Imagine a restaurant owner handling the kitchen, staff, tables, deliveries, and catering ordersโฆ
โฆand at ...