Yes. As long as your packages are documented on the WordPress site with their warranty terms, SleekAI quotes them in the conversation. The bot compares chemistries (SiO2, graphene, hybrid), inspection schedules, and aftercare windows directly from your published warranty pages rather than inventing claims. It frames each tier as a recommendation based on use case, not a guarantee, so a customer pushing a 9-year on a lease car gets honest pushback.

Yes. Single-stage, two-stage, and wet-sand correction pricing all live in the prompt context if those tiers exist on your services pages. The bot maps customer descriptions of swirl marks, holograms, or orange peel to the right stage and quotes accordingly. Iron decon, clay bar, and IPA wipe-downs get bundled into the prep quote when your published flow includes them.

No. SleekAI sticks to language from your warranty and product pages. If your 9H coating page says it adds chip resistance against light road debris, that's what the bot says, not a claim that the coating prevents rock chips. The instruction explicitly forbids fabricating durability numbers or hardness scales not on your site, so the bot reads more honest than the average mobile competitor.

Yes. Multibot lets you scope each chatbot to its own service set with separate data sources, system prompt, and display conditions. A marine ceramic bot can quote your boat packages with antifouling considerations while the automotive bot stays in lane on car-specific durability claims. Each bot reads only its own pricing tables and warranty pages.

If your booking flow lives in a WordPress form or scheduler (Bookly, Amelia, Gravity Forms, Fluent Booking), SleekAI hands off without bouncing the customer elsewhere. The bot fills the fields it captured in chat (vehicle, package, drop-off date) and confirms the slot in the conversation. Conversation transcripts attach to the lead record.

Inside WordPress, with model name, token usage, and the page the chat ran on attached to every transcript. The installer doing 9 AM intake opens the lead and sees the package picked, the customer's stated paint condition, any add-ons agreed to, and the warranty tier discussed. Half the work order is written before the car comes off the trailer.

It stays in lane and routes them. If a customer asks about paint protection film over ceramic or coating over a vinyl wrap, the bot points them to your PPF page or a free in-person consult instead of guessing. The system prompt tells the model to surface those questions as needing a hands-on assessment rather than a phone quote, which protects the installer from quoting jobs the bot was never trained for.

Yes. SleekAI knows from your published process that a Stage 1 correction plus 5-year ceramic needs overnight cure, and it tells customers pushing for same-day pickup that the coating won't have time to flash and cure properly. It offers next-morning pickup as the realistic alternative and explains why, sourced from your aftercare instructions, not invented chemistry.