Yes. Subscriptions are stored as a shop_subscription custom post type with full postmeta for billing intervals, renewal dates, and status. SleekAI can include the logged-in customer's subscription details in the system message. The bot only ever sees data for the current user, so a logged-in customer cannot read another customer's record.

No. The bot's prompt only contains fields you mapped for the currently logged-in user. There is no global query that exposes other customers, and SleekAI never includes an entire orders table in the request. You stay in control of which fields surface and which don't, and display conditions add a second layer of scoping.

If your plans are configured to allow pausing and switching, yes. WooCommerce Subscriptions stores those rules as postmeta on the subscription product, and the bot can reference them when answering. It will not invent a pause rule or a switch path that does not exist in the merchant's configuration.

Yes. SleekAI's multibot feature lets you run a public bot and a subscriber-only bot on the same install, each with its own system message, model, and display conditions. Guests see pre-sales answers without access to subscription data, while logged-in subscribers see a billing-aware bot scoped to their account.

The bot can mention the last four digits of the saved card if you include that field in the prompt. SleekAI never sees the full payment data, since WooCommerce stores only the gateway token and last four locally. The bot can confirm the saved method and point at the account page for any update.

Inside WordPress, with full conversation logging per chatbot. Support leads can audit any thread, look at the model's reasoning, and refine the bot over time. Common billing questions become FAQ updates or system-prompt tightenings rather than the same ticket repeating each week.

Yes. SleekAI reads through the WooCommerce data layer rather than direct SQL, so whether the store runs legacy posts-based orders or High-Performance Order Storage, the bot can pull a logged-in customer's last order, current subscription, and renewal status. Migration to HPOS doesn't break the bot's data sources.

Yes. WooCommerce Subscriptions stores switch rules and proration settings on the subscription product, and SleekAI can include those in the prompt. The bot can describe how the switch would change the next charge under the merchant's configured rules, including any credit applied for unused time on the current cycle.