Yes. PMPro stores levels and orders in custom tables, and SleekAI can include the logged-in user's level, last order, and next renewal in the bot's context. You decide which fields end up in the prompt, so the bot can be as detailed or as conservative as the operator wants. Other users' data is never included in the request.

Yes. PMPro stores level access on each post via pmpro_memberships_pages, so the bot can answer questions about which level unlocks which content. That makes a downgrade or upgrade conversation accurate, because the bot knows exactly what the user would gain or lose at the new tier.

Yes. Display conditions support PMPro levels, so a Standard bot and a Premium bot can coexist on the same site, each with its own system message and tone. A separate public bot can run for guests with no access to membership data, all under multibot on a single SleekAI install.

PMPro discount codes are stored as posts with metadata about which levels they apply to and how often they have been used. SleekAI can include active codes in the prompt so the bot mentions a valid code when the user asks about an upgrade. Codes that do not apply to the user's current level can be filtered out.

Yes. The Wizard maps fields one at a time, so only the variables you select reach the model. Sensitive PMPro fields, raw payment data, or other users' information never enter the prompt unless you wire them in. That keeps the surface area small and the audit story simple.

Bring your own key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter. Each chatbot uses its own model and key, so the support bot can run on a stronger model and the marketing bot on a cheaper one, all under the same SleekAI install with usage on your provider account.

Yes. PMPro tracks whether a member keeps access through the paid period after cancellation, and SleekAI can include that field in the prompt. The bot can confirm exactly when the user would lose access if they cancelled today, which usually settles the question without a ticket.

Yes. Group Accounts and other PMPro Add Ons store their data as posts or meta on the user, which SleekAI reads like any other field. The bot can answer about the parent account, the seats remaining on a group, or who is on a sponsored sub-account, as long as the operator maps those variables in the Wizard.