The customer asks
A normal morning request starts the workflow.
Hey Elliot, order a dozen glazed donuts nearby. I'll pick them up.
Tell them what you are going to tell them
Daisy's Donuts can receive clean pickup requests when a customer asks an AI assistant for donuts nearby.
Hey Elliot, order a dozen glazed donuts nearby. I'll pick them up.
Daisy's Donuts can receive pickup requests. Want me to send the order?
The request becomes an email Daisy can confirm, prepare, and collect payment for through the shop's normal process.
See the workflow
The customer asks, InternetOfDoing routes the request, and the business receives a clean email.
The request lands
Daisy's team sees the request where orders already happen.
Order request sent to orders@daisysdonuts.com.
The sale happens
Daisy prepares the box and handles pickup the usual way.
Pickup order ready for confirmation.
The flow image
For people who scan first, this is the whole idea in one line.
Customer asks
A person asks their AI assistant to order, schedule, book, quote, or request something.
AI discovers
The assistant finds an InternetOfDoing-ready business and reads what that business can receive.
Request is shaped
The assistant gathers the fields the business actually needs before sending the request.
Daisy's inbox
InternetOfDoing sends a clean, structured email to the business inbox.
Tell them
How Daisy's Donuts works with InternetOfDoing.com
A customer does not need to hunt through a menu page or call during a busy morning. Their AI assistant can discover that Daisy's accepts pickup requests and gather the details Daisy needs.
InternetOfDoing hosts the AI-ready order workflow. Daisy's own website can point AI systems to it, but the actual first version is simple: the structured order request arrives by email.
Daisy keeps control. The shop confirms availability, pickup timing, substitutions, and payment through its normal business process.
To
orders@daisysdonuts.com
Subject
New pickup request: one dozen glazed donuts
InternetOfDoing request for Daisy's Donuts
- Customer request
- One dozen glazed donuts
- Fulfillment
- Pickup
- Preferred time
- As soon as ready
- Customer contact
- Included in request
- Payment
- Handled by Daisy's normal process
What this proves
The workflow starts simple, but the advantage is real.
More reachable
AI assistants can find Daisy's as an order-ready business, not just a web page.
No marketplace lock-in
The first workflow sends requests to Daisy's own inbox instead of forcing a third-party ordering marketplace.
Simple launch
Daisy can start with email delivery and upgrade later if volume demands it.
Tell them what you told them.
AI assistants can turn customer intent into a request your business can actually receive and act on.
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