Yes. Your services pages list Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, and Webex Rooms as separate packages with their own certified bars, appliances, and licensing line items, and the bot is instructed to ask which platform IT has standardized on before quoting. A customer who says 'Teams' gets Teams-certified hardware in the proposal, which keeps your design engineer out of a compliance fight after the walk.

Divisible rooms are their own line items because they need partition sensing logic, doubled-up source switching, and either a second front-of-room display or a shared center display. The bot quotes both combined and divided modes, asks how often the wall actually closes, and flags the assistive listening and lecture capture standards your education line items already include.

No. The bot quotes a budget band that matches your published room packages and is explicit that the final number comes after the design walk. Rooms with glass walls, unusual ceiling heights, exposed structure, or table sizes outside the standard band auto-route into walk-required territory so engineers do not get held to a number that ignores acoustics or sightlines.

The bot does not parse PDFs itself, but it accepts uploads and attaches them to the lead in wp_postmeta alongside the chat transcript. When the design engineer opens the lead before the walk, the floor plan PDF, the seating chart, and the room count from the chat all show up on the same screen instead of being scattered across two inboxes.

Your room packages encode the rules: glass-walled rooms, executive boardrooms, and rooms with poured ceilings default to ceiling array mics, while standard medium rooms with grid ceilings get tabletop or pendant mics. The bot mentions the ceiling condition in the answer and notes the design walk will confirm whether the tile grid will accept the array.

Yes. SleekAI multibot lets a commercial AV bot live on your corporate pages and a house-of-worship bot live on your sanctuary and stage pages. Each one reads its own services menu and dispatch calendar, so a church inquiry never gets quoted commercial conference room pricing and a corporate inquiry never gets a sanctuary line array proposal.

Yes. SleekAI display conditions scope the design bot to your design and new construction pages and a service bot to your support and contracts pages. The service bot triages 'codec offline in boardroom 4' or 'no audio in training room 2' into your service desk path with the contract number and the room ID instead of treating the customer as a fresh sales lead.

Yes. Your services pages list the bronze, silver, and gold service tiers as separate items with response time SLAs, included preventive visits, and software update coverage. The bot quotes them at the close of a project conversation, which gets the service attachment in the proposal instead of waiting for the customer to ask six months in.