Not specifically. The system prompt instructs the bot to describe what a multi-state nexus review covers and quote the fee band, but to defer the actual nexus determination for a specific prospect to a credentialed CPA or EA at the firm. Nexus is a facts-and-circumstances question that depends on the prospect's revenue by state, marketplace facilitator coverage, FBA inventory locations, and economic-nexus thresholds. Those questions get routed to a partner with the conversation context attached.

Yes. Add your A2X or Link My Books service pages to WordPress and SleekAI ingests them. The bot can describe what an A2X-to-QBO close workflow looks like, what the setup fee covers, and how the monthly reconciliation flows. It will not advise on accounting-method choices for a specific store, but it will scope the work, quote the tier, and book the call with the SKU and marketplace context captured.

Yes. Add fees as a page, custom post type, or ACF fields, and SleekAI reads them through your existing WordPress structure and passes them into the prompt as context. The bot quotes the same numbers your engagement letters do, every conversation. Update the page and the next conversation reflects it without any redeploy or retraining step on your end.

It explains what inventory-valuation methods are (FIFO, weighted average, specific identification) at a high level and what your firm typically charges to set up or change a method, but it does not advise on which method to use for a specific store. That choice depends on the store's tax position, current accounting method, and growth trajectory, so the bot routes the question to a credentialed CPA or EA on a scoping call.

Bring your own key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, or OpenRouter, plus any OpenAI-compatible endpoint such as Azure or self-hosted models behind a compatible proxy. Most ecommerce-focused firms run GPT-4o or Claude Sonnet because those models follow strict no-specific-advice system prompts more reliably than smaller models, which matters when a hallucinated nexus answer can be reputationally costly.

Yes. SleekAI ships with 28+ display conditions so the firm can show the bot only on the ecommerce service pages, hide it on the team blog, or trigger different bots per channel. A common setup runs an Amazon-focused bot on the FBA page, a Shopify-focused bot on the Shopify page, and a generalist bot on the homepage that triages to the right specialist after the first qualifying question.

Catch-up for ecommerce is different from service-business catch-up because every marketplace payout has to be reconciled to gross sales, fees, refunds, and shipping. The bot asks how many months are behind, which marketplaces, and whether A2X is already in place, and it quotes a per-month catch-up rate that reflects the channel count. The partner walks into the scoping call already knowing the size and shape of the job.

Conversation logs live in your WordPress database, which means you control retention, who can view them in admin, and whether transcripts get emailed to the partner after each session. Most ecommerce-focused firms purge logs monthly and forward summaries to their practice management tool via webhook so client files stay clean and compliance reviews are easy.