WooCommerce Extra Product Options by ThemeComplete stores its global and per-product forms as custom posts of type tm-global-epo and serialized field arrays in wp_postmeta under keys like tm_meta and tm_epo_options. Each section, element, and option carries its own price type (fixed, percent, math formula), price value, and visibility rules. SleekAI maps those into named variables the chatbot can read on every request, so the bot can quote engraving, gift wrap, or rush-order fees with the exact numbers the cart will apply.

The widget reads the current product and active variation, so the bot knows which TM EPO form applies and which elements are currently visible. Display conditions scope the widget by post type, taxonomy term, user role, login state, and URL pattern, so heavily configured products run a different bot from standard archives under multibot. The bot also sees the cart so it can describe how add-ons stack on top of the line item before checkout.

Every conversation is logged inside WordPress with the model name, token usage, and page URL. Combine it with the JS API and PHP embed and the bot can launch from a sticky help button, an upsell modal, or a custom Bricks element without rebuilding TM EPO's form engine.

Configurator-driven products convert when shoppers grasp three things: what each option costs, why some fields are hidden, and what they still need to fill in. TM Extra Product Options handles deeply nested forms with fixed, percent, and formula prices, conditional sections, file uploads, image swatches, and save-for-later, all serialized into postmeta. A generic chatbot cannot see any of that, so it declines to answer or quotes an add-on fee that does not match the cart total.

The cart-versus-quote mismatch is one of the largest leaks in customizer stores: shoppers configure for ten minutes, click add-to-cart, see a different number, and bounce. SleekAI eliminates the mismatch by reading the actual TM EPO form, the active variation, the current selections, and the validation rules on every request. The bot can quote add-ons accurately, explain conditional visibility, and rescue shoppers stuck on silent validation failures, all on a model and key the merchant pays for directly.