Yes. Player count, weight, and time meta on each product feed the prompt for accurate picks. If you tag a game as 2-4 players and 90 minutes, the bot will not push it to a five-person table looking for a thirty-minute filler. Add complexity ratings and theme taxonomy for even sharper matches across your catalog.

Add your events page or custom post type to the knowledge base and the bot can answer scheduling, entry-fee, and format questions. Update the page once and the bot is current. If you also publish remaining seat counts, those are quoted accurately and the bot will steer customers to your registration link rather than guessing.

Yes. Multibot plus 28-plus display conditions lets each section have its own bot. The TCG bot on /magic/ gets a prompt focused on formats, singles, and tournaments, while the board-game bot on /board/ stays in player-count-and-weight territory. Each bot only sees the products and pages relevant to its section.

If singles are stored as products in WooCommerce or another custom post type, they feed in the same way as sealed product. Set name, set, condition, and price as fields and the bot will quote them accurately. For shops using third-party singles platforms, an embed link or REST integration can surface live prices without leaving the chat.

Yes. Conversation logs surface re-stock signals and event-demand patterns. Filter by date or section to feed your buying meetings, or tag conversations that need staff follow-up. Repeat questions about a missing paint range or sleeve size show up before the next rep call, which is buying-team intelligence rather than just chat noise.

Yours. SleekAI is bring-your-own-key for OpenAI. That keeps usage costs visible in your own OpenAI dashboard and ensures conversation data is governed by your account, not a third-party SaaS layer. You can swap models, set spending limits, or pause usage from the OpenAI side without touching the WordPress install.

Yes, when pre-orders are listed as products with a release date custom field. The bot will quote the street date, deposit policy, and pickup window from your published pages. If you cap pre-order seats per set, expose that as inventory and the bot will tell customers when allocation is full instead of inventing availability.

If you tag age recommendations on each product, the bot uses them. A parent asking for a game for an eight-year-old and a teen will get suggestions tagged 8-plus that still hold attention for older players. The system prompt can also be tuned to avoid mature-themed titles when the question signals a family or gift context.