Yes. Truffle boxes usually store their contents as a serialized list in postmeta or as linked product IDs. SleekAI reads those rows and replies with the actual fillings in the box. If a customer asks about alcohol or nuts, the bot cross checks each truffle's allergen flag before answering.

Yes. Cocoa percent, origin country, and tasting notes are usually stored as WooCommerce product attributes. Map those attributes in the Wizard and the bot can recommend a 70 percent Ecuador over a 75 percent Peru based on the visitor's flavour preference, with real prices and stock.

Map dairy, gluten, soy, nut, and alcohol flags from postmeta or a custom taxonomy. The bot only confirms a product is dairy free or alcohol free when the data says so. Ambiguous cases get a polite handoff to the allergen filter page rather than a guess that could hurt a customer.

Yes. Cut-off times and shipping zones map as variables. The bot can confirm that an order placed before 2 pm ships next-day in the UK at $9.95, while EU orders go via tracked courier in 2 to 4 working days. In summer it can also mention insulated packing rules.

Yes. Corporate gifting usually lives in its own product category with tiered pricing for 25, 50, and 100 box orders. Display conditions scope a corporate bot to that category, and it can read variation postmeta to quote the right tier plus branded ribbon and logo card options.

Yes. Display conditions support post type, product category, tag, user role, and URL pattern. A bar bot can focus on tasting notes and origin while a box bot specialises in fillings and gift options. Both read the same WooCommerce database without any duplication of data.

Seasonal SKUs use the same WooCommerce schema as the rest of the catalogue. Stock status is read on every turn, so when the Christmas spiced ganache sells out the bot reflects that immediately and suggests the closest in-stock alternative from the same origin or flavour family.

Yes. Every conversation is stored inside WordPress with the model name, token usage, and page URL. Frequent questions about a missing allergen flag or an unclear truffle filling map straight back to the product copy you need to tighten, so the chatbot keeps getting more accurate over time.