Not directly, but it can deep-link prospects to the booking URL or the slot URL. SleekAI reads any WordPress page, so if your class schedule is mirrored on a page or post the bot quotes accurately. Real-time slot availability lives in Rock Gym Pro or Vermont Systems, and the bot deep-links to the booking URL rather than pretending to control inventory in a third-party tool. Most gyms publish a weekly schedule on WordPress and refresh it on Sundays.

Yes, as long as the rules are published on a WordPress page or post. SleekAI reads the policy at runtime and quotes accurately, including which gyms transfer, which require a fresh test, and what gear visitors need to bring. If you update the rules, the bot reflects the change on the next conversation. The bot will not invent transfer agreements that are not on your page.

Yes. Use SleekAI's multibot feature to run a youth-focused bot on the youth programs page and an adult bot on the main intro page, each with its own prompt, presets, and tone. The youth bot leans toward parent-friendly explainers, age-group cohorts, and after-school camps. The adult bot leans toward first-time climbers, gear rental, and the Intro to Top Rope ladder.

The system prompt instructs the bot to route every medical or injury question to the gym's front desk or a real medical professional. It will not give pain advice, will not interpret a previous injury, and will not clear anyone to climb. For active emergencies the prompt routes to 911. That posture is enforced in the prompt and tested on edge cases before launch. Coaches and route setters handle anything more nuanced at the gym in person.

It can route prospects to your checkout URL or pre-fill a booking form. SleekAI itself does not process payment. It hands off to Rock Gym Pro, Stripe, Square, or whatever your gym already uses. Most gyms see better conversion when the bot answers the gating question first (does my belay card transfer, can a beginner just show up) and then sends the prospect to the buy button with the context already collected.

If route grades and setting schedules are published on a WordPress page or post, yes. Most gyms publish a weekly setting schedule that the bot can read at runtime. The bot quotes accurately and will tell a returning climber when their favourite wall was last reset. It will not invent route names or grades. Setters and management still own the routes, the bot just surfaces what is already published.

Yes - SleekAI supports display conditions including URL pattern, page, post type, taxonomy, user role, and logged-in state. Most multi-program gyms run separate bots for youth, adult, and competition team pages. Each has its own prompt and presets. The competition team bot, for example, leans toward training cycles, lead progression, and parent communication, which is a very different conversation than the adult Intro to Top Rope flow.

Every conversation is logged inside WordPress with retention you control. Most gyms filter the log by URL pattern (the visiting-climbers page) and discover within a week which transfer-policy and gear-rental questions come up repeatedly. The data is the most honest marketing research a gym has, and refining the visitor page or the prompt to address recurring questions usually lifts day-pass conversions over the next month.