Yes. If you store vaccine expiration dates in postmeta or ACF on each camper record, the bot reads them and tells the owner exactly when each one expires. Bordetella, DA2PP, rabies, and state-required vaccines are mapped as separate fields so the bot highlights just the one about to lapse.

The bot doesn't make a clinical assessment. It quotes your published evaluation criteria, the dog's last evaluator notes from postmeta, and group caps for the requested day. Final placement stays with the lead handler, but most owners just want to confirm yesterday's group still fits.

No. The system instruction checks each camper's evaluation status and routes unevaluated dogs through the temperament screening flow first. New owners get a clear explanation of the $35 screen, what to bring, and the thirty-minute appointment length, before any booking offer.

Yes. Each package SKU in WooCommerce is mapped with session count, half-day vs full-day type, and expiry rules. The bot quotes the right cost-per-day, the rollover policy on missed Fridays, and whether the package can be split between dogs in the same household.

Yes, and this is one of the highest-value features. When an owner asks about a future booking, the bot checks Bordetella expiry against the booked date and warns if there's a conflict, with a one-tap link to the vet portal. Drops last-minute turn-aways at the door.

The four-day intro acclimation plan is wired in as a recommended path when a new owner mentions anxiety, hesitation, or first-time daycare. The bot quotes the $20 intro discount, explains the half-day pattern across the first week, and offers to schedule the four days at once.

The bot accepts a pickup name and relationship from the primary owner and writes it to the authorized-pickups field through the JS API. Photo ID is still required at the door, but adding the name removes the awkward call when grandma needs to grab the dog for the first time.

Yes. Late pickup fees are stored as a single ACF number with the grace period in minutes. The bot quotes the exact $1-per-minute or flat $15 fee your camp uses and explains the two-strike conversation policy. Same-day no-shows are handled with the right deduction from a package.