Yes. If your catalog uses custom fields for size (7, 7 1/8, 7 1/4, ...) or metric (56cm, 57cm, 58cm), those land in the prompt and the bot only recommends sizes currently in stock. The size-to-circumference conversion is also handled: a shopper measuring 22 7/8 inches gets pointed at a 7 1/4 rather than a guess. Shoppers between sizes get a steam-stretch or sizing tape note based on your guide.

Yes. Felt grade is usually a structured field on hat products (100% wool, wool-rabbit blend, rabbit-beaver blend, pure beaver, XXX, 5X, 10X). SleekAI reads it and answers correctly about price, durability, and weather resistance. Beaver blends and pure beaver hats often start around 250 USD; wool felt sits closer to 80-120 USD. The bot uses your actual catalog prices, not invented numbers.

Yes. SleekAI supports multibot, so you can run a western-focused bot on /cowboy-hats/ that talks crown crease and cattleman shapes, and a dress bot on /fedoras/ that talks proportion and suit matching. Each bot has its own system prompt and knowledge base. The 28+ display conditions handle the routing with no custom code required.

If your product meta includes season (spring/summer, fall/winter), the bot uses it. A shopper landing in February gets steered toward in-season felts; a shopper in May gets toyo, Panama, and raffia options. Pre-order interest for the next straw drop can be captured from conversations so the buyer can route allocations to engaged customers when shipments arrive.

Yes. If you offer in-house hatter services, the bot routes those inquiries to a different path. It can capture the hat brand and style, the damage description (water stain, dented crown, faded sweatband), and the customer's contact details. The workshop sees a real ticket with enough info to quote, not just 'hi can you fix my hat.'

Your own. SleekAI is bring-your-own-key, so you pick the provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, OpenRouter) and the model. For a hat shop with hundreds of monthly conversations, a smaller model handles routine sizing questions cheaply, and you can reserve a larger model for buyer-grade questions about felt grading or custom orders.

Yes. WooCommerce stock data is read live, so the bot only recommends sizes currently available. For limited runs (a Borsalino in size 7 5/8 with one left), the bot honors the count: 'this is the only one we have in your size, want me to hold it for 24 hours?' is more honest and more effective than presuming the shopper can wait.

Yes. Every conversation is logged in WordPress with the model name, token usage, and page URL. Conversation logs surface common requests (a head size you do not stock, a style your buyers should consider, a price point your range is missing). The chatbot becomes a buying signal for the next order, not just a service deflector.