If your products have attributes for player count (min and max), playtime (min and max), weight, mechanics, and theme, SleekAI reads them all. Most game stores already maintain these as WooCommerce attributes because they drive the category page filters. The bot uses the same fields. For shops still relying on a free-text description, the recommendation is to add the attributes first, because that is what every recommendation flow downstream depends on, including the filtered category page.

No. SleekAI reads the live WooCommerce stock and only surfaces games that are in stock or backorderable, depending on how you configure the system prompt. A buyer asking for the latest hotness will get a real in-stock option, not a hyped title that is six weeks away. For pre-orders, the bot can recommend them with the expected ship date attached if you store that in product meta.

Yes. Most game stores keep the demo library as a separate CPT or a flag on the product. SleekAI reads both. A customer asking 'do you have a demo copy of Ark Nova on the shelf' gets a real yes-or-no, plus an offer to book a table if they want to play it. The same lookup powers the staff-recommendation flow when a customer asks 'what is good for a medium-weight 90-minute session this Saturday'.

If you use a booking plugin (Amelia, Bookly, LatePoint, or Fluent Booking are all supported), SleekAI reads availability and can link to the booking page with the right table type preselected. With a small custom REST endpoint, the booking happens directly in the chat. Members get the free-table rate; walk-ins get quoted the hourly rate from the same source as the membership page.

Yes. The event calendar (whether it is The Events Calendar, a CPT, or a structured page) is mapped through the data-source wizard. The bot can answer 'when is the next Magic prerelease', 'is there a Pandemic Legacy learn-to-play this month', and 'how much does the Friday night Magic event cost'. RSVPs flow into the event post so the staff sees the count for table planning.

TCG inventory is the messy part of most game stores because singles do not map cleanly to standard WooCommerce products. If your singles live in a CPT with set, condition, foil, and price meta, SleekAI reads it. For shops using a TCG-specific platform with a WordPress display layer, the bot can read whatever is exposed to the WordPress side. Sealed product (boxes, decks, bundles) is standard WooCommerce and works without setup.

Yes, and this is one of the highest-traffic flows during November and December. The bot asks ages, gamer experience in the family, and time tolerance, then surfaces three real titles at three price points. Storage of those preferences in the chat log feeds the next-year recommendation email, which converts at materially higher rates than a generic 'top games of the year' newsletter.

All logs stay in your WordPress database with model name, token usage, and the page URL the chat happened on. Nothing routes through a Sleek-hosted server. For a game store running tasteful follow-up email, the chat log is the input: every customer who asked about a heavy-weight coop in May is a candidate for the Spirit Island expansion email in July, with the right context already captured.