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  • December 16, 2025
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OneOak

Hello all,

 

So I have a carpentry business. I get tons of messages and lots of them just click on the ad without providing any data or really needing something….

I need to filter those, I creater like a router when I get a message of any kind then goes to AI step and tries to identify if they need Doors, kitchen, tv set,  walk in closet, etc…. and make AI step add them to a custom field named category, and it has to add the word DOOR, CLOSET, KITCHEN etc.

 

then goes to a condition if the category is door, send it tto the doors automatization and go from there…. but it is not doing it…. AI keeps asking stuff even though detecting what it needs doesnt add the category name and if it does add it… automatization doesnt start. That could be because maybe it added doors instead of door.

I dont know, im going crazy with this….

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  • Community Moderator
  • December 16, 2025

Hola ​@OneOak , podrías compartirnos un pantallazo de tu flujo y cómo tienes configurado tu AI? De esa forma podemos ver cómo ayudarte y si hay algo que se pueda mejorar

 

saludos

catalina R 


Awsam
  • Up-and-Comer
  • March 14, 2026

Hey , I feel your pain. You’re fighting with ManyChat’s AI step to do 'exact match' logic, which is why it keeps breaking on small things like 'door' vs 'doors.'

I built LeadVett specifically to stop this 'automation madness.'

Instead of building complex AI routers, you just have ManyChat send them your LeadVett link. They fill it out, and our engine does the heavy lifting. It doesn't care about singular or plural words—it analyzes the intent.

For carpentry, it would automatically flag:

  • Project Type: (Kitchen, Closet, etc.)

  • High Signal: Mention of specific dimensions or budget.

  • Low Signal: Just 'exploring' or no timeline.

You get a clean dashboard with a Gold/Silver/Bronze verdict and you don't have to touch a single 'Custom Field' inside ManyChat. It takes 2 minutes to swap your broken AI step for a LeadVett link.

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