Yes. Swim sizing is brand-specific and often different from lingerie or apparel sizing. Brand-by-brand sizing tables (Vitamin A runs small, Eres runs true, Aexae runs large) upload into OpenAI Files. The bot retrieves the right page when a shopper asks how a D-cup translates across brands. WooCommerce variation stock is read live so only available sizes get recommended.

Yes. Brazilian, cheeky, full, high-waist, tie-side, hipster - each has a different rise and coverage. If your product meta uses a cut field, the bot translates correctly. Your buyer's notes on which brands cut higher or lower upload into the knowledge base. A shopper hearing 'Tropic of C Brazilian sits higher than Vitamin A Brazilian' has a better answer than one hearing 'all our bottoms are flattering.'

Yes. If your shipping cutoffs are published on your site, the bot can be grounded in them via OpenAI Files. 'Order by 2pm Thursday for Saturday delivery in metro areas' is the answer the bot quotes, not a generic 'we offer fast shipping.' Vacation shoppers convert when the date is specific and verifiable, and bounce when it is vague.

Yes. Multibot plus display conditions lets a resort bot on /resort/ talk about destination-specific recommendations (Caribbean coral, Greek island white, sun-resistant fabrics) and an everyday bot on /everyday/ stay on workout-friendly, throw-on-and-go pieces. The shopper gets the right voice for the section she is browsing.

Yes. If your products carry custom fields for UPF rating, fabric composition (econyl, recycled polyester, italian lycra), and chlorine resistance, the bot uses them. A shopper asking 'is this swimsuit chlorine-resistant for lap swimming' gets a real answer from the catalog rather than a guess. Eco-conscious shoppers asking about recycled content get specific percentages from the listing.

Your own. SleekAI is bring-your-own-key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter. You stay in control of costs and customer data. For seasonal businesses with high summer volume, a smaller model handles bulk fit questions cheaply, and you can reserve a larger model for high-value resort and bridal swim consultations.

Yes. When a shopper signals they are packing for a specific destination (Tulum in March, Mykonos in July), the bot can ask follow-up questions and capture the destination, dates, and style preferences. Conversation logs surface destination patterns - if 40 shoppers in February ask about Tulum, the marketing team has a content angle for next year and the buyer has a stocking signal.

Yes. Swimwear returns have hygiene rules (liners must be intact, tags attached, never worn) that customers ask about constantly. The bot quotes your real policy verbatim from your knowledge base. A shopper hearing 'unworn with hygiene liner intact and tags attached, return within 14 days for full refund' makes an informed decision rather than getting hit with a return rejection email later.