Yes. SleekAI reads your live WordPress content, so when you update a fee page or revise an estimate range, the chatbot answers reflect the change immediately. There is no retraining step, no manual sync, and no risk of the bot quoting last year's USPTO fee amounts. For firms that update fee schedules whenever the USPTO publishes new rules, this matters more than any single feature.

No, and it should not. The chatbot is configured to answer informational questions about filing types, fees, process, and timelines, then route the inventor to a consultation when specifics about their invention come up. Patentability opinions, freedom-to-operate analyses, and prior-art arguments are all explicitly handed off to an attorney, with a clear disclaimer in every reply where it matters.

We recommend a system instruction that tells inventors not to share confidential disclosures in the chat and routes them to your intake form or NDA process when they start describing the invention itself. The bot can still answer process questions without ever needing the substantive details. Conversation logs in WP admin let you audit how the bot handled sensitive moments.

It can answer design-patent questions if your practice pages cover them, but most patent firms keep trademark practice on a separate site or section. Multibot lets you run one chatbot scoped to utility patents, another to design, and another to trademarks, each grounded in its own practice content, with no cross-contamination.

Yes, as long as your pages describe the rules and the discounts your firm applies. The bot reads the published criteria - employee count, prior filings, gross income tests - and walks the inventor through whether they likely qualify, while always recommending an attorney check for the final determination before filing.

SleekAI is a one-time WordPress plugin license. You bring your own OpenAI API key, so usage cost is just the tokens, typically a few cents per conversation depending on the model. Compared to per-seat legal-tech subscriptions, the total cost stays low even for firms with several attorneys and high inquiry volume from inventor traffic.

SleekAI does not directly connect to docketing systems like Anaqua or PatentManager. For intake, the bot can deep-link to your existing intake form (Gravity Forms, Formidable, HubSpot, or a custom form). Conversations can also be exported from WP admin for paralegals to review before scheduling a consultation, which keeps the docketing workflow exactly where it already is.

Yes, if your practice pages cover PCT timelines, national-stage entry, and foreign-filing licenses. The bot reads those pages and explains the 12-month Paris Convention deadline, 30-month national-stage deadline, and other procedural details using your firm's wording. For specific country strategy, the bot routes the inventor to a consultation rather than guessing about local agent fees.