Estatik's Fields Builder is the reason a lot of agencies pick it. Add any number of custom fields, of any type: text, number, area, checkbox, attachments, contact links. Set them to public or private. Use them in the search form, the single page, the PDF brochure. Then your buyers ask about every one of them in chat.

SleekAI is built for that. The bot reads the es_property custom post type, the standard fields like price, beds, baths, area, and address, plus any custom field you defined in the Fields Builder, plus the Estatik taxonomies for status, type, label, location, and amenities. It can also follow the relationship into the es_agent and es_agency post types when those are enabled.

Generic chatbots stitched onto an Estatik site only see what gets rendered. Anything stored in es_ postmeta but hidden behind a tab is invisible to them. SleekAI pulls live values from the database on each turn, so MLS-imported listings, frontend submissions, and admin edits all show up in the conversation without a reindex.

Estatik built its reputation on the Fields Builder. Any agency can spin up an es_property post type with the standard fields, but the Fields Builder is where each office encodes the things their buyers actually ask about. One agency tracks council tax band, ground rent, and freehold or leasehold status.

Another tracks pet policy, parking type, and bike storage. A third tracks broadband speed, school catchment, and HOA breakdown. None of that data lives in fields the buyer can see at a glance.

It usually sits inside a tab on the single-property page that they may or may not click. A generic chatbot bolted onto the site only sees whatever HTML happens to render, so it answers half the questions and shrugs at the rest. SleekAI reads the database the same way Estatik does, through the es_property post type and the meta keys you defined.

When you map a Fields Builder key as a variable, the bot can quote it on every turn, in the same units, with the same precision. The chatbot becomes an extension of the work you already put into the Fields Builder. Setup is a one-time job.

Mapping a new field after launch takes about a minute. The visitors get an instant answer to whatever they actually care about, the agents stop fielding the same five questions over and over, and the brokerage ends up with a transcript log that is also a free dataset of which custom fields buyers ask about most often.