The Hosted Request Workflow

A customer asks. The AI reads what your business accepts. A structured request reaches the business.

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.

Your inbox

InternetOfDoing sends a clean, structured email to the business inbox.

What We Set Up

Setup defines the offering, the required information, and the next step for your business.

We learn the workflow

Products, services, appointment types, hours, rules, service area, contact preferences, and what a clean request should include.

We host the AI-ready endpoint

AI assistants get a structured way to understand what your business accepts and what information is required.

Your site points to the workflow

A tiny discovery file on your website can point AI systems to your hosted InternetOfDoing workflow.

You receive the request

The request follows the agreed workflow: inbox delivery, business review, or supported actions inside your application.

Your Website Stays Yours.

Your business can host one small discovery file that tells AI assistants where your InternetOfDoing workflow lives. The business capability stays hosted by InternetOfDoing.com.

The hosted approach can support your existing website. Custom applications can carry their own AIXE capabilities when the work calls for a deeper integration.

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A discovery entry point for the assistant

Read the available capabilities, learn their rules, and carry out an authorized task.

Start With Discovery. Continue With Permission.

The discovery file points to available capabilities. An assistant reads the selected capability’s contract, gathers the required inputs, and uses the access permitted for that task. The system returns an outcome the assistant can inspect.

A guided demonstration begins when you give a capable assistant the discovery URL. Automatic discovery and compatibility vary by assistant and environment; publishing a file does not guarantee traffic or orders.

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See The Difference In Real Projects.

Compare a bakery’s fulfillment tools, a cleaning company’s scheduling, and a marketplace’s buyer and seller workflows.

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Start with one useful action.

A business does not need to expose everything at once. One order, job, or scheduling workflow is enough to become AI-ready.

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