Yes. Your services pages and ACF fields list Cat6, shielded Cat6A, and fiber as separate line items with their own per-drop prices, and the bot is instructed to ask which standard the spec calls for before quoting. If the GC says 'Cat6' the bot will not quietly quote 6A, and if the spec sheet calls for 6A the bot will quote the higher number and note the shielded termination time.

Plenum cable upcharges, fire-stop putty pads, and EZ-Path sleeves are listed as line items in your services pages, so the bot adds them when the conversation surfaces a rated wall, a return-air ceiling, or a floor penetration. The bot states the upcharge in dollars per drop or per penetration instead of burying it as a vague labor add-on.

No. The bot gives a budget number for napkin math and is explicit that the final quote comes after the walk. Any job mentioning fire-rated penetrations, an existing IDF closet, or more than your minimum drop count is auto-flagged as walk-required, which keeps your estimators from being held to a phone quote when the conditions on site change the scope.

The bot does not parse PDFs itself, but it accepts uploads and attaches them to the lead record in wp_postmeta with the GC contact and the chat transcript. When the project manager opens the lead before the walk, the floor plan, the spec sheet, and the chat takeoff all show up on the same screen instead of buried in separate inboxes.

Yes, because your services pages describe MDF builds, IDF builds, and rack consolidations as separate jobs with their own line items. The bot reads those definitions and uses the right term in conversation, so GCs who say 'main closet' or 'telecom room' get translated into the right scope and the right hardware list on the proposal.

Yes. SleekAI display conditions let you scope a triage bot to the contact page and an emergency bot to the support page. The triage bot routes 'no internet at the office' or 'cameras went black overnight' into the emergency dispatch path, while the bid bot handles new construction and remodel RFQs without the urgency inflation.

Certification-only work is its own line item on most installer menus, and the bot quotes it that way. A property manager asking for 'just certify the 80 existing drops' gets quoted from your testing rate, including the report deliverable and the labor minimum, rather than getting requoted as a full pull-and-terminate job.

Yes. SleekAI multibot lets you run a residential structured wiring bot on your homeowner-facing pages and a commercial cabling bot on your GC and property manager pages. Each one has its own instruction, its own service menu scope, and its own dispatch calendar mapping, so the residential bot never quotes commercial fiber pricing by accident.