Any plugin that stores affiliate data in WordPress, which covers AffiliateWP, YITH Affiliates, Easy Affiliate, SliceWP, and most custom programs. SleekAI's data source wizard maps the affiliate's referral code, tier, commission rate, and dashboard balance from whichever tables your plugin uses. The mapping is one-time per plugin shape, then the bot reads the live values.

Yes. The bot can quote month-to-date earnings, last month's payout, and pending balance by reading the same data the affiliate dashboard shows. For affiliates who live in chat (mostly content creators on their phones), the bot can answer 'what did I earn this week' faster than logging into the dashboard, which is usually the friction point that loses program engagement.

Yes. The bot takes a target URL on your store and appends the affiliate's tracking parameter according to your program's link format. For affiliate plugins that use a short-link redirect, the bot can also generate a short-link via the plugin's API. Deep linking removes the biggest friction point in content-affiliate workflows, which is the constant copy-paste of the tracking suffix onto every URL.

Yes. The system prompt is loaded with your cookie window, attribution policy (last-click, first-click, or split), and the most common edge cases (multi-device, returning customers, coupon stacking). When an affiliate asks 'does this order count', the bot walks through the rule that applies, citing the published terms. Honest, specific attribution answers are the foundation of affiliate trust.

The bot can quote your clawback policy and check whether a specific order is still within the clawback window. If the policy says 60 days, the bot reads the order date and tells the affiliate whether the order is locked in or still subject to refund-driven reversal. This is the question that drives the most affiliate anxiety, and a clear answer reduces support load.

SleekAI does not run payouts. The affiliate plugin handles that. The bot quotes the payout schedule, the threshold, and the projected next payout based on the data the plugin maintains. Payouts themselves still go through PayPal, Stripe, or your bank-transfer integration; the chatbot is the explanation layer, not the payment rail.

Yes. The bot reads the tier on the affiliate record and can adapt the system prompt accordingly. Top-tier affiliates can get information about exclusive promotions, beta products, or higher commission rates that lower tiers should not see. Multibot makes this fully separate if needed, with a different bot per tier and a different system prompt for each.

Two signals: deflection of common affiliate support questions (link generation, commission queries, payout timing) and the engagement rate of affiliates who use the bot vs those who do not. Most programs see meaningful lift in active-affiliate count because the bot lowers the friction of 'figuring it out', which is the silent reason most affiliates go dormant. Conversation logs make the lift visible alongside the standard program metrics.