Yes. CartFlows stores each funnel as a cartflows_flow post and each step as a cartflows_step post with settings serialized in postmeta. SleekAI maps those records into variables the system message uses on every request, so when you edit a flow, the next chat answer reflects the new configuration.

Yes. Order bumps and one-click upsells are configured per step, with the linked WooCommerce product, the discounted price, and the position. SleekAI reads each value, so the bot quotes the actual bump price and the exact upsell route rather than inventing the offer.

Yes. CartFlows Pro supports A/B variant assignment per step. SleekAI reads the current variant for the session, so the bot can answer about the variant the visitor is actually seeing rather than the default or any other variant in the test set.

You need an account with at least one supported provider. SleekAI works with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and OpenRouter, so you can pick a cheap fast model for checkout questions and a stronger one for complex upsell or refund flows. Usage and billing stay on your provider account.

Yes. SleekAI reads CartFlows step state and WooCommerce order errors, so the bot can describe why a payment was declined (when CartFlows exposes the gateway error), suggest an alternate payment method, or guide the shopper to the support email for the underlying gateway issue.

Yes. SleekAI maps WooCommerce cart, checkout fields, and orders separately. The CartFlows variables layer on top, so the bot can answer questions on both CartFlows funnel pages and the default WooCommerce checkout if the store mixes the two.

Yes. Conversation logging stores every user message, assistant reply, model name, token count, and page URL inside WordPress. You can spot which steps confuse buyers and rewrite the page copy, simplify the bump offer, or restructure the funnel to reduce repeat questions.

Yes. On the thank-you step, CartFlows exposes the order ID and CartFlows reads the WooCommerce order. SleekAI maps the order fields, so the bot can confirm products, totals, the email used for receipt, and the next step (tracking, login, returns) for the customer's specific order.