Yes. Bookings live in the wc_booking custom post type with start, end, cost, and resource in post meta. SleekAI reads them directly, including the bookable product configuration. For logged-in customers it scopes to that customer's bookings; for anonymous visitors it reads only public bookable product data so pre-sale answers stay accurate without leaking other customers' reservations.

Yes. The wc_booking meta includes booking_start, booking_end, and the resource ID assigned to the slot. Map your instructor or room resource into the prompt and the bot can answer "who is teaching" or "which room." If you use the WooCommerce Bookings persons feature, person counts and per-person pricing flow through the same way.

It explains options and links to the manage-booking flow that ships with WooCommerce Bookings. The actual change happens there so capacity, blackout dates, and reschedule fees are enforced by the plugin itself. Letting the bot write to bookings would bypass those rules, which is why SleekAI guides instead of executes for this step.

Yes. Display conditions support logged-in users, specific WooCommerce roles like customer, and combinations with page templates. A common setup is one bot on bookable product pages for everyone and a second bot on My Account and the manage-booking page that only shows for logged-in customers and references their wc_booking records.

Use SleekAI's multibot feature. Run a public sales bot on bookable product pages with pricing and availability in the prompt, and a private support bot on the account and manage-booking pages that pulls in the customer's bookings. Each has its own prompt, welcome copy, and presets, so you tune the sales pitch and the support tone separately.

Yes, inside WordPress, with full message history per session. Use the logs to spot questions you answer five times a week and either tighten the bot's prompt or fix the bookable product description so the customer never asks. Logs are scoped to your site, not shared with the LLM provider beyond the request itself.

Yes. Bookable products on WooCommerce Bookings store base cost, block cost, and resource cost as separate meta values. Expose them in the prompt and the bot can explain a price breakdown like "60 EUR for the studio plus 15 EUR per extra hour." Person types with their own multipliers work the same way, so kids' rates and group surcharges quote correctly.

Yes. Point SleekAI at the bookable product post type as a whole, not a single product, and it will list and compare. A studio with pottery, life-drawing, and family workshops can run one concierge bot that recommends the right product based on what the visitor describes, then quotes the next available slot for that specific product without you switching bots per page.