Yes. As long as your film tiers are documented on the site with their heat-rejection and IR-blocking numbers, SleekAI quotes them in conversation. The bot compares warranty terms, fade resistance, and signal interference (cellular, GPS, keyless entry) directly from your published spec pages. It frames each tier as a recommendation, not a guarantee, so customers see real performance differences rather than invented marketing claims.

If you publish a state legal limits page (VLT minimums for front doors, windshield strip, rear windows, medical exemptions), SleekAI reads it and applies the right percentages to every quote. Multi-state operators can run a bot per location with multibot, each scoped to its own state's published limits. The bot won't quote a 5% front on a state that requires 70%.

Yes. Sedans, coupes, SUVs, trucks, and minivans have different window configurations (two-door, four-door, hatch, quarter panels, sunroof, panoramic glass), and your pricing menu probably reflects that. SleekAI maps the customer's vehicle to the right window count and tier price. A 4Runner gets a different quote than a Civic sedan, sourced from your real menu.

It defers. If a customer mentions a medical exemption for darker front tint, the bot routes them to your medical exemption page or to call the shop directly, because exemption rules vary by state and the bot is not a legal authority. The system prompt tells the model to never advise on exemption qualification, only to surface the existing path you've published.

If your shop offers a clear ceramic windshield film for heat rejection (no VLT change), the bot can quote it as a separate add-on. Most states allow non-reflective clear ceramic on the windshield, but the bot reads your state limits page rather than guessing. Tinted windshields below the AS-1 line are flagged as illegal in most states unless explicitly published as allowed.

Yes. Multibot scopes a fleet bot to its own pricing (volume discounts, vehicle-type sheets, account billing) without exposing those rates on the consumer-facing bot. The fleet bot can run on a gated page or require a login, while the public bot stays focused on retail walk-in quotes. Each has its own data sources and display conditions.

If your booking flow lives in a WordPress form or scheduler (Bookly, Amelia, Gravity Forms, Fluent Booking), SleekAI hands off without bouncing the customer elsewhere. The bot fills the fields it captured (vehicle, film tier, percentages, install date) and confirms the slot in chat. Conversation transcripts attach to the lead record for the installer.

Yes. SleekAI knows from your published aftercare page that fresh tint needs 3-5 days before windows roll down (longer in cold weather), and it surfaces that automatically when an install slot is picked. Customers who try to book a same-day tint before a weekend road trip get a heads-up that the film won't be fully cured, sourced from your aftercare instructions, not invented chemistry.