WhatsApp AI Order Assistant
A concept for meeting customers where they already are: an assistant on WhatsApp that answers product questions, captures orders and hands off to a person when needed.
Interface shown is a conceptual illustration. This is an internal product in progress, not a launched product.
The Problem
For many businesses, WhatsApp is the primary sales channel — but responding to every enquiry manually is slow, inconsistent and hard to scale beyond a few conversations at a time.
The Opportunity
A carefully scoped conversational assistant can handle repetitive questions and structured order capture, while leaving complex or sensitive conversations to the team.
Product Concept
An assistant connected to a business’s product catalogue and order process, operating within clear boundaries and escalating gracefully to a human.
Experience
- 01
Customer asks
Product, price or availability questions get immediate, accurate answers.
- 02
Order is captured
Structured details are collected step by step in the chat.
- 03
Team stays in control
Orders and edge cases are routed to the team for review.
Planned Features
Catalogue-aware replies
Answers grounded in the business’s product data.
Order capture flow
Guided collection of items, quantities and details.
Human handoff
Clear escalation to a team member at any point.
Follow-ups
Structured reminders and order status updates.
Architecture
- L1ChannelWhatsApp Business Platform webhooks.
- L2ConversationStateful dialogue with guardrails and intent handling.
- L3CatalogueProduct data source used for grounded responses.
- L4OperationsOrder records and a dashboard for the team.
Technology
- WhatsApp Business API
- TypeScript
- AI SDK
- PostgreSQL
- Webhooks
- Queues
Current Status
Concept stage. Conversation design and system boundaries are being defined.
What's Next
- Map core conversation flows
- Define escalation rules
- Build a sandbox prototype
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