No. SleekAI is configured to quote case study content only and to refuse to fabricate numbers, customer quotes, or outcomes that are not on the page. If a prospect asks for a metric the case study does not include, the bot says it is not published. This is critical for case studies because customer-approved language has usually gone through a legal or marketing review and inventing a number can damage the customer relationship.

Yes, as long as those attributes are in your WordPress content. If each case study post has an industry taxonomy or a company-size custom field, the bot uses those to surface matches. We recommend adding lightweight metadata to each case study (industry, size band, stack, use case) so the bot can route requests like 'a 300-person logistics company' to the closest published story.

The bot says so honestly and offers the next-closest match by industry or size. We do not recommend forcing the bot to claim a match that does not exist; prospects who follow a fake match feel mis-sold the moment they read the actual story. Marketing teams use the conversation log to see which segments are most requested but unmatched, which is direct input to the next round of case study commissioning.

If the case study includes a link to the customer's site or a logo with a click-through, yes. The bot can surface those links in the conversation. We do not recommend the bot inventing customer URLs; it should only reference what is published. For deeper customer information, prospects can usually be routed to a sales conversation or a separate case study list page.

SleekAI only quotes what is published in WordPress. If a number is in an internal deck but not on the published case study, the bot has no access to it. This is the correct default; confidentiality around customer figures is usually negotiated carefully with the customer, and a chatbot leaking unapproved numbers would be a serious issue.

Yes. SleekAI supports multibot, so the manufacturing case studies cluster can run one bot, healthcare a second, and SMB B2B a third. Each is scoped to that proof set with industry-aware quick replies. For sites with sixty-plus case studies, the per-cluster scope keeps each chatbot focused and the answers relevant rather than diluted.

SleekAI is a one-time WordPress plugin license. You bring your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter API key, so usage cost is just the tokens, typically a few cents per conversation. Case study pages convert at the highest rate of any marketing page on most sites, so even a modest lift from surfacing matching stories pays for the run cost many times over.

Yes, if the video has a published transcript or summary on the WordPress page. The bot reads text content, including transcripts and captions, so a video case study with a written summary is fully usable. For video-only case studies with no text, we recommend at least a short written abstract on the page so the bot has something to quote and the page itself is more discoverable in search.