Yes. The Zoom add-on writes the meeting URL onto the appointment row in wp_bookly_appointments. SleekAI maps that field into a named variable, so the bot can pull the right link for the logged-in client and include it in the reply without you exposing the full appointment table to the prompt.

For guests, the bot is scoped to sales-style answers about availability, pricing, and session content. Personal data like a specific Zoom link is only ever sent in a session where the user has authenticated through WordPress, and you can enforce that with SleekAI's user-role display conditions.

Reading is built in through data mapping. For creating or rescheduling meetings the Zoom add-on handles the Zoom API call when the underlying Bookly booking is created. The chatbot can trigger that flow through a tool endpoint or shortcode if you want a fully conversational reschedule.

Bookly stores the host timezone on the staff record and the customer timezone on the appointment. SleekAI's variables include both, so the system message can say "15:00 Europe/Berlin for the host, 09:00 America/New_York for the client" without code. The model formats the timezones in the language of the conversation.

Yes. Display conditions let each chatbot target a single service page, a category of services, or any logged-in role. A common setup is one bot on a free discovery call page for lead capture and another on a paid coaching page for existing clients, both reading the same Bookly tables.

SleekAI reads wp_bookly_staff so the host name, photo, and bio are available to the prompt. The bot says "Sara, your coach" rather than "your provider" and can switch to the right host on multi-staff calendars based on the appointment row.

Yes. Conversation logging is per chatbot, with user messages, assistant replies, model name, token usage, and page URL stored inside WordPress. Practitioners use the log to audit pre-meeting answers and to feed common questions back into a session-prep email.

Both. Bookly group bookings reuse the same appointment row structure with multiple customers attached. SleekAI's variables can include the participant count, the group capacity, and the shared Zoom link, so the bot answers "how many people are on this call" without you adding custom logic.