CartFlows turns WooCommerce into a step-by-step sales funnel: a landing step, a checkout step, an order bump, one or more upsell pages, and a thank-you step. Each step has its own offer, price, and decision. SleekAI maps the CartFlows step custom post type, the linked WooCommerce product, the bump and upsell relationships, and any custom fields into the chatbot's system message, so the bot knows which step the visitor is on and what the offer at that step actually is.

Display conditions scope each bot by CartFlows step type, post type, taxonomy term, user role, and URL pattern. A checkout-step bot can answer objections about payment and guarantees, an upsell-step bot can clarify what the one-time offer actually does and why it costs what it does, and a post-purchase bot can answer fulfillment questions on the thank-you step, all under multibot.

Conversations log inside WordPress with the model, token usage, and step URL. The JS API and PHP embed let you trigger the bot from a step's "Have a question?" link with the offer ID already loaded, so a visitor in the middle of the funnel never has to retype which product or upsell they are asking about.

CartFlows funnels are designed to remove friction, every step is a single decision. The catch is that the decisions that matter most, the upsell and the order bump, are also the decisions most likely to stall. A shopper sitting on an upsell step has a real question: is this a separate charge, can I add it later, does my guarantee still apply.

Those are not browse questions, they are commitment questions, and they are the ones a generic chatbot is worst at. The bot has no idea which step is loaded, what the offer is, or how the discount relates to the catalog price. It will hedge or improvise and lose the sale either way.

A bot that reads the CartFlows step, the offer product, the bump and upsell relationships, and the flow's stated refund policy can answer in one message and either close the upsell or politely confirm the skip. The same scope works at the checkout step (payment, shipping, guarantee) and at the thank-you step (order status, download, license). Conversations log to WordPress against the step URL, so funnel optimization stops being a guessing game.

The recurring objections become candidates for clearer copy on the step itself, and the rest of the funnel keeps doing the job it was designed to do.