Bookly Pro is the paid extension of the Bookly appointment system. It stores services in wp_bookly_services, staff in wp_bookly_staff, customers in wp_bookly_customers, and bookings in wp_bookly_appointments joined to wp_bookly_customer_appointments. Visitors ask the same five questions every day: how much a service costs, which staff member is available next, whether they can move an appointment, and what the cancellation rule is.

SleekAI maps those tables into the chatbot prompt at request time, so the bot quotes real prices and real durations, names real staff, and references the actual cancellation window configured for the service. For logged-in customers, it can see their upcoming and past appointments through wp_bookly_customer_appointments and answer move or cancel questions without an email round-trip.

Generic bots fail because Bookly stores a lot of data outside the normal WordPress post tables. Custom Bookly tables, staff schedules, and service add-ons are not visible to a chatbot that only knows posts and postmeta. SleekAI's data sources connect to those tables explicitly, and display conditions keep the booking widget bot separated from a customer-portal bot.

Bookly Pro sites tend to be small service businesses where every booking matters. A salon, clinic, or coaching studio loses real revenue when a confused visitor closes the tab instead of finishing the booking flow, or when an existing customer cannot figure out how to move a slot. The data needed to fix that is already in Bookly's custom tables.

Services, staff, schedules, customers, and appointments all sit there in a clean shape. A generic chatbot ignores all of it and answers with hand-written hours and prices that may not match. SleekAI maps those tables into the chatbot prompt at request time, so price and availability questions get answers that reflect the current Bookly configuration.

Multibot mode keeps the booking page bot separate from a customer cabinet bot and a staff dashboard bot. Conversation logs reveal which services generate the most pre-booking questions, which is usually a sign that the service description itself needs more detail. Bring-your-own-key keeps the cost predictable for a small operator.