Yes. The system prompt is configured to lead with the 6-week no-shin-contact policy and the gradual bag-work conditioning approach. It explicitly denies the pain-drill stereotype. Prospects who ask about Thai fighters' shins get a measured answer: years of bag work, not deliberate trauma. That posture closes the single biggest beginner objection on the first message.

It links to your existing booking system rather than replacing it. SleekAI captures intent (which class, which trial, name and contact) and pre-fills details, then sends prospects to Mindbody, Gymdesk, Mariana Tek, or your custom booking page. The booking system stays single source of truth for capacity, avoiding double-bookings and reconciliation work between parallel tools.

It reads your kru's bio from WordPress. Traditional prospects often ask which Thailand camp the head trainer is affiliated with - Sitmonchai, Yokkao, Master Toddy, Eminent Air, Petchyindee, or others. The bio should include the specific camp, years trained, and any kru certification. The bot quotes accurately so serious prospects get the lineage detail they expect without a phone call.

Yes. Use multibot or display conditions on the Fight Team page. The fight team bot collects amateur record, weight class, last smoker date, sanctioning body (USMTO, IFMA, WBC Muaythai), and target fight, then routes to the kru. The Fundamentals bot focuses on shin pain, gear, schedule, and trial booking. Two prompts, two tones, same membership tiers.

It reads your gear policy from a published page. Loaner gloves and shin pads are typically available for trial students. After the first month, most gyms recommend students invest in their own gear. The bot can point to a recommended brand list or your pro shop, and surfaces any Fundamentals-included gear (often free hand wraps with enrollment) at booking time.

Every conversation is logged in the WordPress dashboard with filters by date, page, and user. Most gyms spot the recurring objections (shin pain, sparring intensity, kru lineage, gear cost, smoker fight criteria) in the first month and refine the homepage copy or system prompt to address them. The log doubles as a marketing research tool that surfaces exactly which questions stall conversions.

Yes. Replies come back in the prospect's language even when your kru bio and class descriptions are English-only. For gyms in tourist areas with Thai-speaking expat prospects, this measurably broadens the conversation pool. Conversation logs capture the language so you can see which markets the bot is converting. Thai-language prospects often skew toward authenticity-focused intake.

Indirectly. SleekAI does not write into HubSpot, Mailchimp, or your CRM directly. It captures the prospect's name, email, phone, class choice, fight team criteria, and any intake answers, then emails or webhooks the structured handoff to your inbox or a Zapier endpoint. The CRM record gets created by whichever automation you already run for phone or Instagram leads.