The bot reads your trust center, SOC 2 summary, and state DOI filing notes. It quotes documented controls and points buyers to your audit summary or compliance contact for the artifact itself. It will not invent audit dates or claim certifications you have not published, which is what procurement expects from a defensible answer.

Yes, as long as your integration docs are on the site. The bot reads the integration page and connector docs, including supported systems (Applied Epic, AMS360, HawkSoft, Guidewire, Duck Creek, Sapiens), data flows, and field mappings. When connectors change, the bot picks up the update the next time the page is published, with no retraining.

SleekAI itself does not run the calendar, but it qualifies book size, lines of business, and primary use case in chat, then hands off to your existing scheduler (Chili Piper, HubSpot Meetings, Calendly) with that context attached. That keeps demo data in one place and avoids creating a parallel inbound channel.

Yes. SleekAI supports multibot, so a suite spanning quoting, policy admin, claims, and analytics can run a separate chatbot per product, each scoped to that product's docs, pricing, and compliance posture. Cross-product confusion stays out of the conversation.

We recommend not using the chatbot for policyholder PII. SleekAI is a marketing-site chatbot for top-of-funnel questions. Configure the system instruction to refuse PII submission and steer users to your authenticated portal or agent of record. Logged conversations stay inside WordPress, where you control retention and access.

If your filing matrix or state-by-state notes are published, the bot reads them and quotes the relevant state's coverage. For state-specific compliance questions outside what you have documented, the bot routes the buyer to the right contact rather than guessing, which is the safe behavior in regulated sales.

SleekAI is a one-time WordPress plugin license. You bring your own OpenAI API key, so usage cost is just tokens, typically a few cents per conversation. For insurtech sites with high traffic to compliance and integration pages, the total cost stays well below seat-based chat tools that meter every visitor.

Yes, as long as the numbers are published. The bot reads case study posts and quotes specific carrier or MGA names, book sizes, and outcome figures (quote-to-bind time, loss ratio impact, expense ratio) with a link back to the study. It will not invent figures for studies it has not seen, which matters when claims are checked during procurement.