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I am a new n8n user with a strong eagerness to learn. I am an IT graduate, and while professional responsibilities have kept me working with more traditional technologies, I am now intentionally refocusing my efforts on AI and automation to upgrade my skill set and pursue new career opportunities. I look forward to learning from this community and contributing as I continue to grow professionally. This is what im tryin to build…
Chat-Based Order Processing Workflow (Concept Overview)
I am designing a chat-based order automation workflow using n8n and AI with the following objectives:
Customer Interaction Channel
Customers initiate orders by sending messages to my Facebook Page Messenger.
AI-Powered Message Processing
Incoming messages are received by the workflow and processed by an AI component that:
Interprets unstructured chat messages
Extracts structured order information
Multilingual Support (Waray-Waray to English)
Since most customers will not use English, the AI will:
Detect messages written in Waray-Waray (Philippine dialect)
Translate the content into English prior to processing
Use the translated text as the basis for order understanding and extraction
Order Data Extraction Requirements
The AI should extract and normalize the following details:
Ordered Items
Item name
Quantity
Order Source
Vendor or store name
Support for multiple items from multiple sources within a single message
Delivery Location
Barangay or specified delivery area
Example Input (Customer Message):
“Chicken 1pc from Jollibee and burger plain 2pcs from McDonald’s, deliver to Barangay E.”
Workflow Goal (Initial Phase)
The primary goal of this first iteration is to reliably transform free-text chat messages into clean, structured order data that can later be:
Stored in a database or Google Sheets
Used for order confirmation messages
Integrated with downstream fulfillment or delivery workflows