Founder · Voxdonna AI and AiSewak
I'm an AI automation consultant — this is the practice behind Voxdonna AI and AiSewak.
Two products, one practice. Voxdonna AI puts voice and WhatsApp agents in front of customers for businesses. AiSewak does the same for governments and citizen services. Everything I learn building them, I write up here — mostly n8n, AI agents and the awkward parts of shipping voice to production.
Enterprise voice and WhatsApp agents: inbound support, outbound qualification and order handling for jewellery, real estate, manufacturing, hospitality and healthcare businesses.
Voice AI for government and citizen services: helplines, grievance intake and scheme information in Hindi and other Indian languages.
The n8n guides people find this site through. Start at the n8n hub if you want them in order.
GET, POST, authentication, pagination, and five business workflows. The universal connector when no dedicated node exists.
Read article → n8nThe Google Cloud OAuth2 steps the official docs assume you know, every Gmail node operation, and the quota limits that matter in production.
Read article → n8nAll scheduling modes, cron syntax field by field, and the timezone fallback chain behind most mis-timed workflows.
Read article → n8nSlack alerts for new leads, errors and status changes — the notification workflow your team actually acts on.
Read article → n8nCreate and update contacts, deals and tasks from any trigger, so nobody logs activity by hand.
Read article → HubEvery integration walkthrough and pattern in one place: webhooks, error handling, self-hosting, Sheets, Airtable, Notion, Salesforce and more.
Browse the hub →Not tutorials. What the work actually costs, what breaks, and what to pick.
Agency retainers, self-serve per-minute rates and enterprise pricing, with a first-year budget and the vendor red flags.
Read article → Voice AIBoth automate conversations. They solve different problems, and picking the wrong one is expensive.
Read article → StrategyAn honest breakdown of costs, timelines and tradeoffs for each route.
Read article → StrategyLock-in, hidden costs and overpromising. The seven questions worth asking before you sign anything.
Read article → AI for SMBsMonitor every platform, respond in minutes, and ask for the review at the moment people are willing to leave one.
Read article → AI for SMBsMost deals die in follow-up, not in the pitch. What to automate and what to leave to a person.
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A handful of engagements at a time, usually one of three shapes: scoping a voice or WhatsApp agent before anyone writes a line of it, untangling an n8n setup that grew faster than it was designed, or a second opinion on a build-versus-buy decision that has stalled. I do the work myself, so the calendar is the constraint rather than the capacity.
Five ready-to-steal n8n workflows, an ROI calculator, and the matrix I use to decide what to automate first.
Thirty minutes, no deck. Tell me what you are trying to automate and I will tell you whether it is worth doing, who should do it, and roughly what it costs.