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I have a client where the CEO is, for lack of a nicer phrase, extremely tech illiterate. He will verbally dictate his emails to his EA to have them typed/sent, or give tasking via passing conversations around the office. Rarely are they written down or documented. I am building them a suite of n8n automations to link their existing processes and tools but i would love to build a simple tool that allows the CEO to simply press a button on his phone and/or PC and dictate a task or email, and then have an AI agent on the backend transcribe the audio to text and then parse out action items and drive automated triggers from there (i.e. send an internal email, give a targeted team member a slack message with new tasking/request, drop an email draft in EA inbox for external communications, etc). I have a good idea of how to complete most of the build but im looking for simplest/best ways to set up that initial voice message trigger. QUESTION: Any recommendations on what i can/should use as the voice memo capture tool? I want it to be as simple as possible, ideally; Click Record -> Speak naturally the task or email -> hit stop -> triggers workflow. Is it best to just use something like iphone voice memos or android recorder? Is it possible to make a custom app/interface to put on his phone AND desktop so that he can use either one depending on where he is? Thank you!

Hi everyone. Please, I'd like some help understanding something. I'm a beginner in automation, and my first challenge is to create an AI agent for WhatsApp. I created an application on developer.facebook.com and connected it to the n8n WhatsApp Business "on message" node. When I click on "execute a test event" and send a message, the node doesn't trigger. I put the application live and publish the workflow, and I run more tests, but still nothing. Please help me understand the underlying issue so I can fix it. I installed my n8n on EC2 (I got help from Chat GPT to complete the installation). Do you think the problem might be related to that? Thank you.

While you're sending "quick question" and "circling back" emails that get 2% reply rates... I'm building production software for prospects before they even say yes. Someone replies to my cold email. 60 seconds later: Full website. AI chatbot. Voice agent. All deployed. Their brand. Their business. They didn't even ask for it. They just... got it. Straight up like that... Now here's what happens in their head: "Wait. He built this... for me? In a minute? For free?" Then: "If THIS is what he gives away... what happens if I actually work with him?" Most founders are still begging for 15 minutes. I'm delivering $5K worth of software in their inbox. Instantly. On autopilot. The system? I call it System4. It's a webhook-triggered automation that spins up and does everything All production-ready. All within 60 seconds of their reply. My competitors think I'm insane. But they don't know that my JARVIS's are working in the background and they also say "You're giving away too much for free" "That's not scalable" "What if they just take it and ghost you?" Cool. While they're gatekeeping demos, I'm closing deals. Because when you SHOW instead of TELL, the conversation changes completely. They're not evaluating me anymore. They're asking: "How do I get more of this?" My close rate? 10x industry average. My pipeline? Overflowing. My competitors? Still sending follow-up #4. Is this overkill for cold outreach? Maybe. But I'm not playing the same game everyone else is playing. I'm not begging for attention. I'm earning it. With code. In their inbox. Before they can say no. Want the Roadmap and Blueprint??? Comment "system4" below. I'll send you: → The Entire system4 workflow Blueprint So take advantage. Use it. Print clients like I do. Or don't. And keep wondering why your cold emails die in the inbox. Your choice.

Which automation flow has been the most reliable in production for you? I’m optimizing for low failure rate, clean automations, and scalability — curious what’s actually working in the real world, not theory.