No. Taide has a booking assistant, not a general chatbot. It can help with your regular booking flow - creating and updating bookings, recording payments, marking deliveries, showing your schedule, and keeping client details in one place. It will not settle the Godox vs Profoto speedlight debate for reception coverage, advise you whether the R6 Mark III was the right call as a second body for weddings, or negotiate your rates with difficult clients.

Yes, but that is not the main selling point. The point is that it behaves like an assisted booking and client manager. You get the CRM benefits without the usual setup burden.

Because the booking flow is already there for the common photography and videography use case. Instead of configuring stages, fields, and custom steps first, you start using it immediately and update bookings in plain language.

It is meant to replace the scattered admin layer: spreadsheets, note apps, message threads, and memory. It gives you one current record for each booking instead of spreading details across multiple tools.

Yes. You can create bookings, update them, record payments, mark delivery progress, search bookings, view schedule, add notes, and keep the usual flow in one place.

Maybe, and that is intentional. Taide is aimed at photographers and videographers with a standard booking flow, not complex multi-person studio operations that need deep customization.

Yes. Migration help is part of the positioning. If you already have active bookings and client records, the goal is to move them over without turning migration into a second admin project.