Yes. Bundles are products of type bundle, with bundled items stored in the woocommerce_bundled_items custom table tied to the parent bundle. SleekAI maps both via the data-source wizard, including each bundled item's product ID, default quantity, min and max quantity, optional flag, and per-item discount. The bot reads only the bundle currently in scope, so the prompt stays grounded.

Yes. Each bundled item carries an optional flag, and SleekAI exposes it in the prompt. When a customer asks whether they can remove a specific item, the bot answers with the real configuration. That eliminates one of the most common bundle support questions: customers no longer email to ask whether they can skip an accessory they did not want.

Yes. The bundle product holds an overall price (or per-item discounts), and each bundled product holds its standalone price. SleekAI exposes both, so the bot can compute the savings the customer actually gets in this bundle. It will never invent a 'save 40 percent' line that the merchant has not configured into the bundle's pricing rules.

Yes. Each bundled item carries min and max quantity values. When a customer asks whether they can add a second grinder to the kit, the bot reads the range and answers correctly: yes up to the configured max, no beyond it. The actual configuration happens in the bundle form so WooCommerce's price math applies cleanly.

Yes. Product Bundles ties parent bundle availability to the stock of the bundled items. SleekAI reads the stock state of each bundled item and the parent bundle, so when a critical item is out of stock the bot can say so honestly rather than promising shipment of a bundle that cannot be fulfilled until the missing item arrives.

No. SleekAI guides, the bundle form executes. Letting an LLM push a configured bundle into the cart would bypass the form validation, the min/max checks, and the stock dependency logic that Product Bundles enforces. Instead, the bot describes the right configuration and explains how to select it on the existing page, keeping the cart audit clean.

Yes. Multibot mode supports separate chatbots per taxonomy term, page template, or specific product ID. A coffee equipment store might run a dedicated bundle-focused bot on its starter kits with a tight prompt, while a different bot covers single-product pages and accessories with a sales tone.

Inside WordPress, per chatbot, with model name, token usage, and page URL on every message. Logs help spot bundle items that confuse customers (often a labeling issue) or repeated questions that suggest tightening the system prompt. Most fixes ship in the WooCommerce admin or the bundle product description, not the LLM provider.