It can hand off bookings by webhook or deep link. Native integration depends on the booking tool, and real-time slot availability lives in the booking system itself. Most pole studios let the bot collect intent (level, coach, class time) and deep-link to the booking URL. The booking confirmation happens in Mindbody, Walla, or Punchpass the way it would for any other inquiry, with the bot data pre-filled into the form.

Yes, as long as the studio publishes a clear, calm explainer on a WordPress page. SleekAI reads the page and quotes accurately - some bruising in the first three weeks is normal, it fades, and most regulars stop bruising once their skin adapts. The bot will not invent medical advice. For skin conditions or persistent bruising the bot routes to the coach with a recommendation to check with a doctor.

Yes. The system prompt instructs the bot to ask returning students which moves they remember (climb, sit, invert, layback, butterfly) and route accordingly. A prospect who remembers butterfly and Iguana is comfortable in Level 3, a prospect who remembers basic spins lands in Level 2. The bot quotes the level curriculum from your WordPress posts and books the right class without forcing returning students back into Level 1 by default.

The system prompt instructs the bot to recommend doctor clearance and route to a certified coach. It will not give medical clearance, will not interpret a previous surgery, and will not assess readiness. Most studios pair pre-natal or post-partum prospects with a specific coach and request a clearance note from the OB at intake. The bot encodes that flow accurately and keeps the studio on the right side of scope of practice.

Yes. SleekAI is multibot, so a fitness-only bot can live on the fitness pages with a focus on strength and conditioning, a choreo bot can live on the choreo pages with a focus on routine building, and a sensual bot can live on the sensual pages with appropriate tone. Each has its own prompt, presets, and language. The bots share the same WordPress install but route to different curricula and coaches based on URL pattern.

Yes, as long as static, spin, X-Pole brand, brass, chrome, and stage pole specifications are published on your WordPress pages. Most studios document this on the FAQ page or the equipment page, and the bot reads at runtime. Prospects asking about brass-vs-chrome grip get an accurate answer based on what your studio offers, not a generic chatbot guess.

Every conversation is logged inside WordPress with retention you control. Filter by URL pattern (the intro page, the level placement page) and you see exactly which questions came up most. Most studios discover within a month that bruising, dress code, and the bare-feet rule come up repeatedly, and refine the intro page to surface those answers above the fold. The bot data doubles as marketing research.

The bot reads your About page and class descriptions and quotes whichever culture you publish accurately, without making it lurid or coy. Prospects looking for a fitness-only studio get routed to the fitness classes, prospects looking for performance get routed to choreo, prospects looking for sensual get routed to the sensual classes. The studio decides the tone in the system prompt and the About page; the bot follows.