Yes. SleekAI reads your live WordPress content, so the moment you update the press kit page or upload a new logo set, the chatbot answers reflect the change. There is no retraining step, no manual sync, and no risk of the bot offering an outdated logo file. For companies that refresh brand assets quarterly or after a major redesign, this matters more than any other feature, because outdated logos in published coverage are difficult to undo.

SleekAI links reporters directly to your published asset files, ZIPs, individual SVGs and PNGs, headshot folders, hosted on your media library or a CDN. The chatbot does not store or relicense assets; it points at the files you already host. For embargoed press kits, those should remain off the public site or behind your existing access flow; the bot only references publicly published assets.

SleekAI only quotes statements you have already published. If your press page includes an approved boilerplate or executive quote, the bot will surface it. For fresh, story-specific quotes, the bot routes the reporter to your PR contact, since those should always go through human approval. This keeps the chatbot useful for routine asset delivery while preserving editorial control over fresh statements.

Yes. If a reporter writes in French, German, Spanish, or any other language the model supports, SleekAI replies in that language. This is useful for international companies whose press page draws inquiries from outlets across regions. Asset filenames and approved boilerplate keep their published form so the reporter can match the chatted reference to the file or quote in print.

Yes. SleekAI supports multibot, so each regional press page can have its own chatbot scoped to its own contact, kit, and coverage. For groups with separate US, EU, and APAC PR teams, the per-region config keeps each chatbot pointing reporters at the right inbox without manual routing or generic press@ blasts that lose hours.

SleekAI is a one-time WordPress plugin license. You bring your own OpenAI API key, so usage cost is just the tokens, typically a fraction of a cent per conversation. Compared to monthly SaaS chat tools that charge regardless of volume, the total cost stays minimal on press pages, which usually see steady but not heavy traffic, with occasional spikes around announcements.

No. The bot only references content you have already published on the site. If an announcement lives in a draft post or a private CMS entry, the bot has no access to it. We recommend keeping embargoed content on a separate, gated press portal, since the public chatbot will accurately respect what is and is not on the public site.

Yes, as long as your content marks them differently. The bot reads dedicated partnerships pages and analyst relations contacts, then maps the inquiry's intent to the right inbox. Analysts asking for briefing materials get routed to AR, partners asking about integrations to BD, and reporters to PR, with each routing pulled from your existing contact pages.