Yes. WooCommerce variation data, including B, D, E, EE widths and half sizes, feeds into the prompt. The bot only recommends combinations currently in stock. A shopper asking for a 9.5EE Mizuno gets a real answer, not a generic 'check size charts' deflection. For brands that only run a single width, the bot flags it so the customer knows not to wait for a width that does not exist.

Yes. If your product meta includes the last name (Barrie, Plaza, Trubalance, Aberdeen for Alden; 348, 325, 363 for Crockett & Jones), the bot uses it. Last-by-last fit notes from your buyer upload into the OpenAI Files vector store so a question like 'how does Trubalance compare to Barrie' gets an answer in your shop's voice rather than a textbook one.

Yes. With multibot and display conditions, a running-specific bot on /running/ can answer about drop, stack height, foam compounds, and gait. A dress bot on /dress-shoes/ stays on construction, leather, and last. A shopper looking at a Hoka Bondi does not get an Alden recommendation, and vice versa.

If your returns policy lives on your site, the bot can be grounded in it via OpenAI Files so it quotes verbatim. The 30-day window, unworn condition, original box requirement, and final-sale rules all come from your real page. Returns policy claims are legal commitments and the bot quotes; it does not draft them itself.

Yes. Every conversation logs to WordPress. If 40 shoppers in a month ask for 11.5EE in a brand you only stock in D and EE, that is a buying signal for the next order. Width and size requests for stock you do not carry are usually the highest-value data the bot generates - more useful than the routine 'do you have this in 10' confirmations.

Your own. SleekAI is bring-your-own-key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter. You stay in control of costs, model choice, and your data. Usage hits your provider account directly; there is no per-message markup or platform fee on top of the API cost.

Yes. If a shopper signals they are buying for a uniform program or a hotel staff fit-out, the bot pivots and captures contact details for the trade desk. A retail customer asks one set of questions; a buyer asks another. Display conditions plus presets keep the two flows separate without the customer needing to find a separate trade form.

Yes. If you offer in-house or factory resoling, the bot routes those inquiries with the brand, style, and damage notes attached. Alden recrafting via the factory takes 14 to 16 weeks at around 195 USD; in-store resoles vary. The workshop sees a real ticket with enough info to quote rather than 'can you fix my shoes.'