No. The Fluent Forms entries screen remains the right place to inspect individual submissions and resend feeds manually. SleekView Charts adds the cross-form aggregate dashboard the default screens do not assemble, focused on lead volume and sync health.

Yes. Feed definitions in fluentform_form_meta store the target list and tags for each form. SleekView joins those values into the dataset, so a Pie card grouped by list_id or a Bar card by tag becomes a one-click configuration on the dashboard.

Yes. The same fluentform_logs table holds all integration sync attempts, with source_type and integration_name columns to distinguish them. Build a separate dashboard for Mailchimp, HubSpot or any other connected integration using the same chart cards but a different filter.

Yes. fluentform_submissions stores source_url for every entry, which carries through to the feed log via submission_id. A Bar card grouped by source_url ranks the actual pages capturing leads, letting marketing tie revenue back to specific blog posts or landing pages directly.

Yes. Aggregations run against the indexed form_id, status and created_at columns Fluent Forms already maintains. Sites pushing thousands of submissions per day render the four-card dashboard in seconds without scanning meta or rebuilding any database indexes.

Yes. Each chart card exposes its underlying row set, which exports to CSV with the active filters applied. That gives marketing and ops a clean handoff for board reports without scraping fluentform_logs directly via SQL queries every time.

Yes. Pro adds advanced integrations but keeps the same fluentform_submissions and fluentform_logs schema, so the dashboard works identically on free and Pro installs. Pro-only feed types simply appear as additional rows in the same logs table with their distinct integration_name.

Many sites run Fluent Forms with both ActiveCampaign and FluentCRM feeds on the same form. SleekView filters fluentform_logs by integration_name to keep the AC dashboard focused, and a sibling FluentCRM dashboard runs on the same tables with a different filter applied.