Yes, from your published rate schedule and settlement-fee page. For promulgated states the bot quotes the state schedule plus your settlement fee and any add-ons. For competitive states the bot quotes your competitive rate schedule. Confidential rates negotiated with specific lenders or builders stay in private fields the bot does not surface, so volume agreements do not leak to walk-in retail customers.

Yes. The system prompt explicitly forbids the bot from sharing wire-routing information of any kind, regardless of how the question is phrased. Wire instructions are released only through your authenticated portal or a verified phone call, both of which are noted in the chat as the correct channel. For consumers who ask about wire timing or routing, the bot redirects them to the verified channel and flags the conversation for closer review.

SleekAI hands off via webhook to anything that accepts JSON. Qualia, ResWare, SoftPro Select, and RamQuest all accept structured intake from external systems. The webhook payload includes purchase price, transaction type, target closing date, and the transcript, so the receiving system has the data already populated when the closer opens the file. For status callbacks, your software can ping the chat with file events to surface to logged-in agents.

Yes. Multibot scopes each chatbot to a branch, a state, or a transaction type. A Texas branch with promulgated rates runs separately from a Florida branch with promulgated rates, separately again from a Pennsylvania branch with competitive rates. Display conditions tied to URL or page template ensure the right bot appears on each branch landing page automatically.

RON (Remote Online Notarization) availability varies by state and lender. If you publish your RON capabilities, including approved states and lender lists, the bot reads them and answers accurately. For mail-away closings, the bot quotes the document overnight schedule and identity-verification options. For hybrid e-closings, the bot describes which documents wet-sign and which e-sign based on lender requirements.

At the general level, yes. The bot can describe what a title commitment is, what Schedule B exceptions mean, and the typical curative process for common defects like missing reconveyances or open liens. Specific defects on a specific file always route to the closer or your underwriting counsel rather than the bot interpreting the title work. The risk of misadvising on curative is high, so the prompt sets a hard boundary there.

Stored in WordPress with the page URL, file number if linked, and visitor metadata attached. SleekAI uses your own OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or OpenRouter API key, and standard API terms exclude conversation data from model training. For title agents handling sensitive identity, lien, and financial data, this keeps consumer information inside your account rather than a third-party SaaS, which simplifies CFPB and state DOI compliance audits.

If you publish state-specific guides for homestead, dower, community property, attorney-state requirements (where attorneys must conduct closings), or witness rules, the bot reads them and answers accordingly. For multi-state firms, the bot detects state context from the conversation or the page URL and routes to the right state-specific guide. New legislation gets reflected in the bot's answers as soon as you update the underlying WordPress page.