Profile Builder stores its custom fields as a single serialized option in wp_options under the wppb_manage_fields key, with each field carrying a title, meta name, type, and any conditional rules. The values land in wp_usermeta under the meta names you defined, alongside core WordPress fields like first name, last name, and email. SleekAI maps these into named variables so the chatbot can reference a member's company, country, job title, or any custom select without exposing the raw user table.

Registration form variants, edit-profile variants, and role-based restriction rules from the Roles Editor all flow into the prompt at request time. A prospect on the signup page can ask which form to use for an organisation account, and the bot answers with the actual form name and required fields. A logged-in member asking how to update their avatar gets the right shortcode ([wppb-edit-profile]) and the field name from your real form layout.

Display conditions scope bots by logged-in state, user role, or URL pattern, so signup, member, and admin bots can run side-by-side under multibot. Conversation logs land in WordPress with model name, token usage, and page URL.

Sites built on Profile Builder rely on custom user fields to capture the data that makes the rest of the business work: company names for B2B billing, country for tax, custom selects for segmentation, GDPR consents for compliance. When a visitor can't tell which form to use, or a member can't find where to update a field, the result is abandoned signups and tickets that didn't need to exist. A generic chatbot guesses at field names, hallucinates required flags, and recommends forms that don't exist on the site.

SleekAI reads the actual wppb_manage_fields config and the visitor's own wp_usermeta, so the answers are grounded in the real setup. A signup-page bot can describe the Organisation form's conditional VAT ID rule from the real config. A member-area bot can confirm what avatar formats are allowed by reading the field's accept attribute.

An admin bot can summarize today's new signups and their custom-field values without a custom dashboard. Multibot mode and display conditions let these three personas coexist on the same install. Conversation logs make it easy to spot recurring confusion and either tighten the prompt or rename a form field for clarity.