WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing stores rule sets in product postmeta (for per-product tiers) and as global rule posts (for category, cart-total, and role-based rules). Each rule carries conditions (quantity range, cart subtotal range, user role, product category) and an adjustment (percent off, fixed amount off, or fixed price). SleekAI reads both structures via the data-source wizard.

That changes how the bot answers pricing questions. When a wholesaler logged in as a wholesale_customer role asks the price of a SKU, the bot reads the role-based rule and quotes the discounted price rather than the retail tag. When a visitor asks 'how much for ten' the bot looks at the per-product tier rule and quotes the correct unit price at quantity ten. When they ask about a category-wide spring sale, the bot reads the global rule's date window and explains exactly when it applies.

Display conditions scope a wholesale-aware bot to logged-in users with the right role, multibot lets a public retail bot run on the same site without exposing wholesale-only pricing, and conversation logs make every quote auditable so support can tighten the prompt or fix a confusing rule label.

Stores running Dynamic Pricing tend to have two overlapping problems. The first is wholesale: B2B customers want to see their role-based price without sending an email and waiting a day. The second is bulk and promotions: retail customers want to know what the tenth unit costs, when the sale ends, and whether a coupon stacks.

A generic chatbot bolted onto a Dynamic Pricing store cannot answer either question. It does not know the customer's role, it does not know the per-product tiers, and it will cheerfully quote the retail tag to a wholesaler who is staring at a different number on the same page after login. Each wrong answer either costs trust or generates a support ticket.

Rule-aware AI changes the situation. SleekAI reads the same rule rows the cart reads, so the bot's quote matches what the cart computes. Wholesalers get their role price without waiting on sales, retail customers see the right bulk tier instantly, and category sales have real date windows rather than marketing approximations.

Combined with multibot and role-scoped display conditions, a single install can host a wholesale-aware bot and a retail bot that share no pricing context, which keeps wholesale prices off the public site without changing how the cart resolves rules. Conversation logs surface rule overlaps that confuse customers, and most fixes ship in the WooCommerce admin rather than the prompt. The bot never writes to the rule table, so Dynamic Pricing stays the source of truth.

The result is a chatbot that takes wholesale and bulk questions off the inbox instead of one that contradicts the cart it sits next to.