Yes. Thrive Leads stores lead groups, lead shortcodes, and ThriveBoxes as custom post types in WordPress with targeting and asset data in post meta. SleekAI's data-source wizard maps those records into named variables that the chatbot's system message references, so the chatbot's view of the forms matches what Thrive Leads is currently configured to show.

Thrive Leads is the form layer: opt-ins, ribbons, slide-ins, ThriveBoxes shown at specific triggers. SleekAI is the conversation layer that knows the same lead magnets and can keep talking after the form closes. Thrive Leads still handles the form itself. The chatbot complements it by answering follow-up questions and providing a chat-based path to the same list.

Yes, indirectly. Thrive Leads connects forms to email tools (Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, ConvertKit, MailerLite, AWeber, and others) through API connections. The chatbot can call the same email tool's API or webhook with the captured email and tags, so chat captures end up in the same list as form submissions.

The chatbot widget is persistent, not trigger-based. SleekAI display conditions match URL and post-type targeting, but not behavioural triggers like scroll depth or exit intent. Thrive Leads handles those moments. The chatbot is the steady fallback for visitors who close forms but want to keep asking questions.

Thrive Leads tracks impressions, conversions, and A/B tests at the form level. SleekAI does not interfere with that tracking. The chatbot reads the form configuration as data, not the test variants visible to a specific visitor. Most teams keep optimizing forms in Thrive Leads and use the chatbot purely as the conversation layer.

Yes. Multibot runs multiple chatbots, each with its own system message and display conditions. A common pattern is one chatbot scoped to the category where a specific Thrive Leads asset group runs, with a system message that knows that exact lead magnet, plus a general site chatbot everywhere else.

Yes. Thrive Suite is a bundle of Thrive Themes' tools, and Thrive Leads is one of them. SleekAI reads Thrive Leads data as described and can also read other Thrive plugins' content where they store records as custom post types. The chatbot ends up with a coherent view of opt-ins, landing pages, and any other Thrive-managed content surfaced through WordPress.

Inside WordPress, in tables managed by SleekAI. Every question, answer, model name, token usage, and page URL is stored locally. Creators and marketing teams use the logs to see which lead magnets drive chat follow-up and which ones do not, and then iterate on either the form copy or the chatbot presets.