No. SleekView reads only WordPress-side data, which is the wp_options entries the plugin saves and the [activecampaign] shortcodes embedded in wp_posts. For per-form subscriber counts you still need ActiveCampaign's hosted dashboard, since contact records live in AC, not WP.

SleekView parses post_content for [activecampaign form="N"] patterns and exposes the captured number as a virtual column. That column is then groupable like any other database column, so bar and pie charts of placements per form work without any custom PHP.

Yes. A single SleekView dashboard can host completely different data sources. You can place an AC placement count next to a wc_orders revenue total and a wc_customer signup chart, all reading from the same database with consistent styling.

SleekView's options helper makes the wp_options keys configurable per chart. If the plugin renames activecampaign_subscription_forms in a future release, you update the key in one place inside SleekView's chart settings rather than rebuilding the dashboard from scratch.

Yes. Add a post_author equals current_user_id filter to the chart for the editor role, and the chart will only count placements on posts the editor created. Admins and marketing roles see the full site without the filter.

Yes. SleekView lets you filter wp_posts by post_status, so the typical chart filters post_status equals publish. Drafts, pending reviews, and trashed pages drop out automatically, leaving the chart aligned with what real visitors actually see on the live site.

Yes. SleekView is shortcode and option-driven, so other AC plugins like AC for WP or AC for Fluent Forms can coexist. You simply target different shortcodes or options per chart and build separate dashboards for each integration if needed.

By default each wp_posts row counts once per chart, regardless of how many shortcodes it contains. If you need a per-shortcode count, SleekView can expand the shortcodes into a virtual row set so a single post containing three AC shortcodes counts as three placement rows in the chart.