Bolein, likhne ki zaroorat nahi.

Customers can order on WhatsApp with a voice note.

Many customers would rather speak than type, especially in Urdu. GECA transcribes each voice note and the assistant answers it like any typed message, adding items, asking for missing options and moving the order forward.

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Got it: 1 chocolate fudge cake. It comes in 1 lb and 2 lb. Which size would you like?

2 lb

Added 1x Chocolate Fudge Cake (2 lb). Anything else, or shall we go to delivery?

Can a WhatsApp bot understand voice notes?

Yes. When a customer sends a voice note, GECA downloads the audio, transcribes it with AI and passes the text to the ordering assistant. The assistant treats it like a typed message: it finds the products mentioned, asks for any required size or option, and continues to delivery, payment and confirmation. The conversation in your dashboard marks the message as a transcribed voice note so staff can see what was said.

Included on: Starter and above

01 / Why it matters

The problem this solves.

Voice is how many customers message

Older customers and busy parents often send voice notes instead of typing, especially in Urdu or Punjabi-influenced Urdu.

Bots that ignore audio lose the order

A bot that only reads text replies with a generic message or nothing at all, and the customer calls someone else.

Staff should not have to listen to every note

Transcription lets the assistant handle routine voice orders so your team only steps in when needed.

02 / How it works

Step by step.

  1. 01

    Customer sends a voice note

    No special steps. They hold the mic button in WhatsApp as usual.

  2. 02

    Audio is transcribed

    GECA downloads the audio and converts it to text with AI.

  3. 03

    The assistant understands the request

    Items, quantities and preferences are matched against your live catalogue.

  4. 04

    Missing details are asked for

    If a product has required sizes or options, the assistant asks before adding it, exactly as it would for a typed order.

03 / The details

What it does, exactly.

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Works with the full ordering flow

Voice notes can add items, change quantities, ask about prices or confirm an order.

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Marked in the inbox

Your conversation view shows which messages were transcribed voice notes.

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Catalogue-aware

Product names are matched against your live menu and prices, not guessed.

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Language settings apply

Replies follow your chosen response language, or match the customer automatically.

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Special requests become notes

Spoken preferences that are not paid options are saved as special instructions on the order.

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Human handoff still works

If a voice note asks for a person, staff are alerted just as with text.

What you control

  • checkChoose the response language, or auto-detect the customer’s language
  • checkSet reply length: short, standard or detailed
  • checkAdd store knowledge the assistant should use when answering
  • checkDecide who the assistant replies to: everyone, new customers only or an allowlist

Voice note ordering: common questions

Straight answers before you switch it on.

Voice notes are transcribed with a multilingual AI model, so Urdu, English and mixed Urdu-English work well. Replies follow the response language you choose.

No. Voice note handling is part of WhatsApp ordering on plans that include it.

The assistant asks the customer to confirm or repeat, the same way it handles an unclear typed message.

Yes. The conversation shows that the message was a transcribed voice note, alongside the assistant’s reply.

Chaliye, shuru karte hain.

See it working with your own store.

Start free with 20 products and 10 test orders. Upgrade when you are ready for real orders, with 0% GECA sales commission.

  1. chatStep 1Tell us what you needA short message is enough to start.
  2. descriptionStep 2Get a clear proposalScope, timeline and price in writing.
  3. rocket_launchStep 3Launch with confidenceTested, handed over and supported.