E2Pdf registers a custom post type for templates (e2pdf-templates) and stores field definitions and rendered submission data in custom tables and postmeta. SleekAI's data sources read template post records plus the underlying field schema, so the chatbot can answer questions about which field is which, what data a template expects, and which records have been rendered to PDF for the logged-in user.

Display conditions scope this bot to E2Pdf template pages, account pages, or any custom page that embeds an E2Pdf shortcode. Multibot lets a public template-explainer bot run alongside a logged-in submissions bot that answers questions about a user's own filled PDFs. The page context variable feeds the current template ID into the prompt automatically on template pages.

Conversations log inside WordPress with model, tokens, and origin page so support can see which fields confuse users most often. The JS API can launch the bot from a 'Help with this form' button next to the E2Pdf shortcode, no template rebuild required and no extra plugin to manage.

E2Pdf is the go-to plugin when WordPress sites need real PDF generation with mapped fields, not just a print-friendly view. Field-service teams, schools, law firms, and HR departments use it for the documents their workflows depend on. The plugin nails the rendering, but the user-facing side is a form with labels and not much else.

A user filling a 30-field site report has no inline help, no example value, no quick way to ask whether they already submitted one for the project they care about. They either guess, abandon, or email the admin who set the template up. A SleekAI chatbot turns the same template metadata into a conversation guide.

The field labels become questions the bot can answer with examples, the submission table becomes a personal lookup tool, and the conversation log becomes a feedback channel that points at the fields and labels that need rewriting. Scoping by login state means a public marketing page can still teach prospects what the template does, while a logged-in user gets a private bot that knows their own renders. The plugin already does the heavy lifting.

SleekAI removes the friction between the template and the human filling it.