Yes. SleekAI maps the _regular_currency_prices and _sale_currency_prices serialized arrays on each product, plus Aelia's active currency context from session data. The bot sees fixed per-currency prices when they exist and the converted price when they do not, so its answers stay accurate against checkout.

Yes. Aelia maps countries to currencies via configurable GeoIP rules with a configured fallback. SleekAI exposes the active currency, the matched rule, and the fallback, so the bot can explain why a visitor sees the currency they see without inventing the geographic logic.

Yes. Aelia persists the billing currency on each shop_order post. SleekAI exposes that field, so a checkout-page or order-detail-page bot can confirm the billing currency, explain how the customer's bank may convert it back, and warn about payment-method restrictions when relevant.

No. The Aelia switcher widget, geo redirects, and reporting modules all keep working. SleekAI is a conversational layer that explains rates, fixed prices, billing currency, and revenue mix. Removing the bot leaves Aelia untouched, and turning it on adds inline disclosure and admin assistance.

SleekAI works with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and OpenRouter using your own API key. Currency rules, fixed prices, billing currencies, and revenue snapshots leave your site only as part of the inference request, do not persist on the provider beyond that, and are logged inside WordPress for your own review.

Yes. Aelia lets you restrict specific payment methods to specific currencies. SleekAI exposes those rules, so a checkout bot can explain why a method does not appear for a customer in NZD, suggest a supported method, or recommend switching currency back to one the preferred method supports.

Yes. Multibot lets each bot have its own instructions, presets, model, and display conditions. A product-page bot explains pricing, a checkout bot confirms billing, and an admin bot scoped to wp-admin assists with currency-mix reporting. All three share the same Aelia data source under the hood.

Every conversation is stored inside WordPress in the SleekAI messages table with the model name, token counts, origin URL, and user ID when available. You can review and export from WP Admin. Nothing is held on a third-party SaaS dashboard, which keeps currency and reporting conversations inside your own site.