It can hand off to all three by webhook or deep link. Native integration depends on the booking tool, and SleekAI does not control real-time slot availability inside third-party software. Most studios let the bot capture rider intent (preferred class, instructor, time) and either deep-link to the booking URL or email the front desk with the structured handoff. The booking confirmation still happens in Mindbody or Mariana Tek the way it would for any other inquiry.

Real-time bike availability lives in your booking system, not WordPress. The bot can quote class capacity ("Foundations is capped at 32 bikes") from your published page and link riders to the booking URL where they pick a specific bike. Most studios find that the conversion uplift comes from explaining the bike fit policy and intro pack accurately, not from the bot picking a specific bike for the rider.

Yes, as long as the cleat and rental policy is published on a WordPress page. SleekAI reads the page and quotes accurately - whether shoes are included with the intro pack, the rental price per ride, and whether cage pedals are an option. Most studios publish the policy on a single FAQ post that the bot can read at runtime without any separate sync.

The system prompt instructs the bot to route every injury and medical question to the studio's front desk or a real medical professional. It will not give pain advice, will not interpret a previous injury, and will not clear anyone to ride. For active emergencies the prompt routes to 911. That posture is enforced in the prompt and tested on edge cases before launch.

Yes. SleekAI is multibot, so a first-timer bot can live on the intro page with a beginner-friendly tone, and a member bot can live on the member dashboard with a focus on schedule changes, instructor specialties, and unlimited tier upgrades. Each bot has its own prompt, presets, and language. Most studios run two bots within a month of going live.

Yes, as long as the sale is published on a WordPress page or post the bot reads. Most studios publish flash sales as a sticky page or a banner post that the bot picks up at runtime. The bot quotes the sale price for as long as the page or post is live, then reverts to the standard pricing once the post is unpublished or expired. No retraining needed.

Any language the underlying LLM supports, which is more than fifty. Studios in bilingual markets often run a Spanish-language bot via display conditions on Spanish landing pages. You set the prompt language and the bot follows. The conversation log records language, model, token count, and page URL per conversation so the studio manager can audit cost and quality.

Every conversation is logged inside WordPress with retention you control. Most studios filter the log by the intro pack URL and discover within a week which questions come up most - cleats, music volume, lights on or off, intensity level. The data is honest marketing research and usually drives a rewrite of the intro page or the homepage hero within the first month.