The Gravity Forms Stripe Add-On stores each payment feed as a row in gf_addon_feed with the meta column carrying the product mapping, amount field, currency, customer fields, recurring schedule, and metadata. Entries land in gf_entry with payment status, transaction ID, and amount paid columns populated by the add-on. A typical Gravity Forms shop runs three to ten Stripe feeds (single product, donation, recurring subscription, custom amount) and staff spend half their support time matching a customer email to a charge.

SleekAI exposes those tables as named variables the bot can reference at request time. A staff member asks 'did Jane Doe's $129 donation last Friday clear', and the bot can pull the entry, the linked payment_status, the Stripe transaction ID it stored on the entry, and answer with the actual data. Display conditions scope a payments bot to /wp-admin/ and the administrator or shop_manager role only, so charge data never leaks to the front end.

Generic chatbots cannot do any of this. They have never seen your feed configuration, do not know your product to feed mapping, and cannot tell a failed 3D Secure attempt from a successful capture. SleekAI works against the live schema, so it can quote the exact amount, currency, customer email, and Stripe payment intent ID without making anything up.

The Stripe Add-On is how a lot of Gravity Forms sites take real money, and the operational reality is that staff spend disproportionate time matching humans to charges. A customer emails asking if their donation cleared. A finance person needs yesterday's total per feed.

Support has to figure out which of today's three declines need a recovery message. The data is all there in WordPress, sitting in the same database the form lives in, but most teams either click through dozens of entry detail pages or jump to the Stripe dashboard and lose the form context. A generic AI chatbot cannot bridge that.

It does not know which form took the payment, which feed processed it, or which Stripe intent ID is stored on the entry row. SleekAI runs against the actual Gravity Forms tables with the access an admin already has. The bot becomes a fast layer on top of the data the add-on collects, and the answers reference real amounts, real entry IDs, real customer emails, and real failure reasons.

The result is faster customer replies, fewer dropped charges, and a much more honest answer when someone asks if a payment went through.