Yes, within reason. If a shopper asks about a Shark Navigator and you only sell Miele, Sebo, and Riccar, the bot can compare honestly and explain why a Sebo Felix beats the Shark on durability and serviceability. It only quotes prices and stock for what you actually carry in WooCommerce.

You map bag SKUs to a brand family taxonomy in WordPress. Tacony brands like Riccar, Simplicity, and Maytag share many bag types. The bot reads the taxonomy when a shopper names their vacuum and returns the correct bag pack with the price and stock count from WooCommerce.

Yes. SleekAI writes to your appointments table, whether you use Amelia, Bookly, or a custom CPT. The shopper picks a drop off window, the bot collects the model, age, and symptom, and the technician sees the ticket in the admin queue with everything attached.

Trade in valuations need a physical inspection, so the bot gives an honest range based on brand, age, and condition described, then books an in person evaluation. For used inventory you list as products, the bot quotes the listed price and condition notes the same way it would for a new unit.

If you tag filters as genuine or compatible in product attributes, the bot reads that tag and explains the difference when a customer asks. It will recommend genuine for warranty reasons on machines under five years old and the compatible filter for older units to save money.

Map warranty length per model as postmeta and the bot quotes years remaining based on purchase date when available. For walk in inquiries without a record, it explains the manufacturer warranty terms and what's covered versus what counts as wear like belts and brush rolls.

Yes. When a customer reorders bags, the bot can mention the matching belt at the typical replacement interval and the HEPA refresh window. Phrased as a check in rather than a hard sell. You control how aggressive that nudge is in the system instruction.

Yes. Rentals are usually a separate post type or category in Woo. Map the daily and weekly rates, deposit, and available units, and the bot can quote availability for carpet extractors, hard floor scrubbers, and shop vac rentals alongside retail sales without confusion.