Yes. If your branch and fleet pages live on the site, SleekAI reads them and quotes the right vehicles for the right pickup. Airport branches typically have larger fleets and different add-on availability than downtown branches, and the bot handles that distinction automatically based on the pages it indexes. Update one branch's fleet and the bot reflects the change on the next conversation.

It answers from your indexed content. Take a model offline and the bot stops mentioning it on the next index, usually within minutes. The bot will not invent vehicles, which is the right behaviour for a fleet that changes weekly. For real-time availability, expose the seat count via a public endpoint so the bot reflects current inventory instead of relying on the weekly index.

Yes. Multibot lets you run a chauffeur bot on the corporate page and a leisure bot on holiday locations, each with its own tone and content. Many operators run three or four bots: airport, downtown, corporate, and long-term hire. Conversation logs stay separate per bot, which makes it easier to spot which branches generate which questions and which fleet gaps cost bookings.

SleekAI hands off via webhook to any booking platform, so you can pre-fill carts in Bookingflix, Carflow, RentSyst, or your custom system. The bot collects pickup branch, dates, vehicle group, and add-ons in conversation, then passes the data to the booking engine so the renter lands in a pre-filled cart instead of re-typing the same details across two systems.

Your own OpenAI key. You control model choice and spend at OpenAI's list rates with no markup from us. Most rental operators run the bulk of conversations on the cheapest viable model (GPT-4o-mini class today) and reserve the more capable model for complex policy questions or multi-branch quotes. Monthly OpenAI spend stays predictable even when peak-season traffic spikes.

Inside WordPress, attached to the page where the chat started, so depot staff see the full enquiry context when a renter follows up. Logs include the renter's stated dates, pickup branch, vehicle preference, and any objections raised in the chat. Apply your existing WordPress access controls to the log table; most operators set retention windows that match the booking window plus a buffer.

Yes, if your card-policy page documents it. The bot quotes your hold amounts, the eligible card types per branch, and the deposit-release timing. This is one of the questions that loses bookings most often when answered late or vaguely, because renters check three competitors as soon as they're confused. A clear, specific answer at the moment of question is the difference between booking and bouncing.

If your age-based pricing is on the rate card, the bot quotes it. Most operators charge a young-driver surcharge for under-25s and may have an upper age limit per vehicle group. The bot reads those rules and applies them to the quote automatically, so the renter sees the real total rather than the base rate plus a surprise at checkout. That avoids the most common abandonment moment in the funnel.