Only WordPress. The Zoho Forms plugin writes a local submission record after each form interaction and stores the resulting Zoho CRM lead ID where available. SleekView Charts reads those local records directly, so the dashboard works without calling the Zoho API on every page render.

Not directly. Stages live inside Zoho CRM. The WordPress side knows whether a submission produced a CRM lead and what the resulting lead ID is. For richer CRM-side analytics, run those reports inside Zoho CRM and use this dashboard for the WordPress-side capture and conversion layer.

Yes. SleekView's dataset layer abstracts the storage shape. Whether the plugin uses a dedicated submissions table or stores submission rows as posts with postmeta keys, the dataset configuration points at the right source and the chart cards work the same way against either shape.

Yes. Aggregations run on indexed columns the plugin maintains and on the standard WordPress postmeta indexes where applicable, so dashboards covering tens of thousands of submissions render in seconds. The engine paginates and pushes filters into SQL rather than loading every row into PHP.

Yes. If the plugin stores submission field values locally (as JSON or serialised data on the record), SleekView's dataset layer extracts named paths into typed columns. A country, industry, or campaign field becomes a real chart dimension any card can group by.

If the plugin tags submissions with the target Zoho service (Zoho CRM, Bigin, Desk, Campaigns), yes. A dashboard-level filter on that column scopes every chart to one service. The same dashboard can then power per-service drill-down without rebuilding cards from scratch.

Yes. Each chart card exposes its underlying row set, which exports to CSV with the active filters applied. Marketing and sales ops can hand a clean monthly submission and conversion export to leadership without rebuilding the chart from two separate Zoho exports.

Yes. Each CRM-connected form plugin (Zoho Forms, WPForms HubSpot, WPForms Salesforce, Bitrix24) writes its records into its own storage layer. The dashboard can chart each independently or combine them into a single multi-CRM lead-volume view on one WP Admin screen.