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Case study

Sabor do Brasil

Site + WhatsApp orders + AI assistant

Patricia brings Brazil to her food truck. She was missing a real online presence: a site that makes people hungry, takes orders and manages her events.

Sabor do Brasil
The context

Strong word of mouth but no digital presence. Customers found her by chance, orders were taken by voice, events managed by hand.

Why this case matters

A food truck is one person at the grill and a phone that rings. Every spoken order gets retyped, every question about opening hours interrupts service, and delivery platforms take up to 30% commission. Here the customer orders in the WhatsApp they already have, Paty answers questions, and Patricia only touches one button: accept. Everything else runs on its own, and nothing leaves her business.

Same story for
  • Restaurants, food trucks, caterers, bakeries
  • Any shop taking orders by phone
  • Anyone refusing to pay 30% to platforms

How it works

The customer stays in WhatsApp, Patricia stays at the grill
  1. 💬01
    The customer orders in WhatsApp

    Catalogue, cart, send. Or a question: "do you have feijoada today?"

  2. 🤖02
    Paty and the robots sort it

    Order saved and acknowledged, question answered, quote or allergen handed to Patricia.

  3. 🔔03
    Alert and ticket

    Telegram on her phone, order in the dashboard and in the register.

  4. 04
    Patricia accepts

    15 or 30 minutes. The customer gets the time, then "it's ready". The ticket is already out.

The customer Paty and the robots What Patricia sees What Patricia does
What was asked
  • A mouth-watering site showing the daily menu
  • Online pre-orders
  • Event and location management
  • Being found locally (SEO)
  • A professional email
What we delivered

The website

  • Fast, appetizing site (Next.js, Vercel)
  • Trilingual version (French, Portuguese, English)
  • Daily menu and poster
  • Local SEO and visit tracking

The order machine

  • Online pre-orders (Small and Large)
  • Event creation with dish selection
  • Professional email and order notifications
  • WhatsApp alert on every new order

Day-to-day steering

  • Dashboard for orders and events
  • Daily menu connected to social networks
  • A site that grows with the business, month after month

WhatsApp ordering (2026)

  • A 41 dish catalogue inside WhatsApp, every item links to the site
  • Quick replies and greetings in Patricia's voice
  • Paty, the assistant: answers questions, knows the daily menu and sold out dishes, hands over quotes and allergens
  • A switch in the dashboard: Paty active or paused, same for the phone agent

The CRM, inside her own dashboard

  • WhatsApp orders: accept in 15 or 30 minutes, ready, handed over, the customer is notified at every step
  • Conversations and calls: Patricia takes over when she wants, hands back to Paty when it is settled
  • Customer record created on its own at the first message or call
  • The register prints the ticket on acceptance, the order goes into the books
The back-office we built

The real control panel, with live data.

Sabor do Brasil
Dashboard Sabor do Brasil
What it changes, in numbers
Commission on a WhatsApp order
0%, versus 30% on a delivery platform
Typing an order
Once instead of twice (the ticket prints on acceptance)
Hours, address, menu questions
Paty answers, any time
Subscriptions added
0, WhatsApp Business and her site are enough

On €1,000 of monthly orders, €300 stay in the truck instead of going to commission.

The result
A professional presence that mirrors her cooking
Orders coming in online, no missed calls
Events handled on autopilot
Live, operational, and continuously enriched

Next.js · Vercel · Supabase · WhatsApp Business · n8n · Claude

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