Multiple Services adds a parent identifier that ties linked appointment rows together. SleekAI maps that identifier into a variable, so the bot can sum durations and prices across the right rows and treat them as a single visit, not as unrelated bookings on the same day.

Yes. The bot reads each step's staff record and the staff availability from Bookly. If the customer wants to move only the colour to a different stylist's afternoon slot, the bot can list real available slots from that stylist's schedule and provisionally suggest one.

Yes. SleekAI maps both the regular and current price from the services table. The system message uses the current price when summing, so the bot quotes the same total your booking flow will charge, with no drift between the chat and the checkout.

Yes. Multibot lets you run several chatbots on one site. A common setup is a multi-service bot on the combo booking page with a richer system prompt, and a single-service bot on individual service pages with a simpler scope, both reading the same underlying tables.

Some salons hold the same chair across services while others move the customer between rooms. SleekAI maps the gap rule from your Bookly settings into the prompt, so the bot can explain whether the chair is held continuously or whether there is a short transition between steps.

Yes. The bot reads however many linked rows make up the multi-service booking. A clinic running consult + scan + report writeup as a three-step visit and another offering a five-step spa package both work without configuration changes, because the data mapping is structural, not hard-coded.

Yes. Conversation logging is per chatbot, with user messages, assistant replies, model name, token usage, and page URL stored inside WordPress. Salons use the log to spot repeated questions about long visits and to tighten the multi-service booking page copy.

Bookly already calculates whether the required staff and resources are free for the full combined duration. SleekAI exposes that availability calculation in the prompt, so the bot can confirm whether the whole 2 hour 45 minute block is bookable without inventing a slot that does not exist.