Yes. Each camp page should publish an age band and a prerequisite line. The bot reads both and routes accordingly. For kids on the edge of two age bands (a 'mature 9' versus a 'young 10'), the bot asks one or two clarifying questions about prior experience and recommends honestly, including the option to suggest a different camp or a different week if the fit isn't there.

If spot count lives in a custom field on each camp post, yes. SleekAI reads it on every conversation. When an admin updates the field after each enrolment, the bot reflects the new count in seconds. For high-volume camps, fire a webhook from your enrolment tool to update the field automatically when deposits are paid.

Yes, and accurately. STEM camps often have tiered refund windows (full refund 60 days out, 50% 30 days out, none after). The bot quotes your published policy verbatim rather than inventing common patterns. Same for sibling discounts, early-bird pricing, and scholarship availability if you publish those.

Yes. Hand off enrolment via deep link or webhook. The bot collects child name, age, camp week, and any health or dietary notes in conversation, then either passes the parent to your enrolment link with the session pre-selected or fires a webhook that creates the reservation server-side. Most camps use deep links because they're easier to support.

Yes. The bot collects multiple weeks and multiple children in one conversation, applies your published sibling and multi-week discounts in the quote, and triggers the intake form with all details pre-filled. For complex multi-child arrangements (different camps, different weeks), the bot can also schedule a call with admissions for final confirmation.

The bot collects high-level allergy and dietary notes in conversation (severe nut allergy, vegetarian, gluten-free) and surfaces them in the intake form for camp staff. For medical conditions requiring an EpiPen, an inhaler, or specific accommodations, the bot routes the parent to a director call rather than recording sensitive medical details in chat. Configure the prompt to keep medical conversations out of the chat log.

Yes. Configure the prompt with both day-camp logistics (drop-off, pickup, lunch) and residential logistics (cabin assignments, packing list, parents' weekend). Display conditions can also run separate bots for day-camp pages and residential pages, each with its own scope. Most camps with both formats run a meta-bot that asks the parent which format first.

Yes. STEM camps that publish a Friday-afternoon showcase or parent-presentation event see the bot proactively mention it when parents ask about pickup. That tends to drive showcase attendance and the word-of-mouth referrals that fuel the next summer. Keep the showcase time and location on a public page and the bot will quote it accurately.