If the WOD is published on a WordPress page or post, SleekAI can read it. For Wodify or SugarWOD, expose the daily WOD via a synced page, custom field, or REST endpoint. Most affiliates use a simple sync that pushes the day's WOD to a WordPress page each morning. The bot picks it up automatically without any extra integration.

It collects answers and triggers your form via webhook. The waiver itself stays on your existing tool - SmartWaiver, Wodify, or your gym management system - and SleekAI just pushes the lead into the flow with the visitor's name, email, affiliate, and class time pre-populated.

Yes. Use SleekAI's display conditions to show different chatbots on the drop-in page versus the members area. Drop-in bots focus on visiting-athlete questions; member-area bots handle programming questions, schedule changes, and membership upgrades. Each can have its own prompt and tone.

You set the tone in the system prompt. Most boxes use plain English on the homepage and switch to standard CrossFit terms only after the user identifies as experienced. The bot can ask one diagnostic question - "have you done CrossFit before?" - and shift its vocabulary accordingly. The right setup converts more beginners than a jargon-heavy bot.

If the schedule is on a public WordPress page, yes. SleekAI reads any post or page content. For Wodify, SugarWOD, or Mariana Tek, expose the schedule via a synced WordPress page or use the bot to deep-link to the booking URL. Real-time slot availability lives in the booking system.

Yes - every conversation is logged in the WordPress dashboard with filters by date, page, and user. Most affiliates spot the recurring objections (jump ropes, kipping pull-ups, the word "WOD") in the first month and refine the prompt or the homepage copy to address them. The log doubles as a marketing research tool.

Indirectly. SleekAI does not write into Wodify, Triib, or Mariana Tek directly. It captures the booking intent, the experience level, the home affiliate, and the contact details, then emails or webhooks the handoff to your team. The coach confirms in Wodify the same way they would for a phone call or Instagram DM.

Yes, if the programming is published on your site. The bot reads Hero WOD descriptions, weekly programming themes, and competition prep cycles from WordPress and answers visiting athletes who want to know if they should plan around Murph or hit a strength cycle. It will not prescribe scaling - that is the coach's call at the door.