Tickera structures the ticketing flow around two main custom post types. tc_events stores each event with date, venue, capacity, and organizer fields in postmeta. tc_tickets stores the ticket types attached to each event, with price, available quantity, sales window, and per-ticket meta like seating section or access level. Orders create their own records linking buyer info to ticket instances with unique barcodes. The frontend shopping experience handles the purchase well, but every event still gets a steady stream of questions about which ticket fits, what is included, and whether early bird is still on sale.

SleekAI exposes the Tickera schema cleanly. A data source reads the tc_events post for the current event, joins it with attached tc_tickets, and exposes structured rows the bot can quote. The bot answers visitor questions with concrete prices, remaining counts, and access levels. For logged-in buyers, a scoped lookup can confirm which tickets they purchased, where their barcode is, and whether their order is paid, all without sending them to email support.

Display conditions scope the bot per event page or per ticket category, and multibot lets a public marketing bot coexist with a logged-in buyer support bot. Conversation logs across events feed back into ticket copy, sales pages, and email sequences for the next round of promotion.

Ticket sales spike around announcement dates and decline if the buyer experience is confusing on those high-traffic days. Tickera stores everything a visitor needs to make a confident purchase. Event date and venue, ticket tier prices, included perks, remaining counts, and PDF delivery details all live in custom post types and postmeta.

The problem is presentation. A pricing block that lists three tiers cleanly on desktop drops half its detail on mobile, and a visitor with one specific question often gives up rather than emailing. A chatbot that reads the Tickera data closes that gap.

Visitors ask which tier fits, the bot quotes price, perks, and remaining counts. Buyers who already purchased ask about PDF delivery and check-in, the bot answers from order records gated by login. Sales convert faster because uncertainty drops in real time.

The deeper benefit is the feedback loop. Conversation logs filtered per event reveal which ticket tier confuses buyers and which policy line needs to be expanded before the next show. The organizer team gets sharper at writing ticket copy with every event because real buyer questions become editorial inputs.

Multibot scoping keeps each event isolated, so a festival landing page bot never confuses dates with a workshop bot or a season-pass bot. Tickera does the structured ticketing. SleekAI turns that structure into a real conversation that converts.