Yes. The board honors AffiliateWP affiliate roles, custom meta, and referral tier on every render. Pass a role or tier attribute to the shortcode and SleekView filters the card set accordingly. Standard partners see the public roadmap, top-tier partners see private beta cards, no duplicate pages needed.

Both. SleekView ships with a built-in submit form that writes to whichever CPT or table you configured as the source. Most programs let partners submit freely and use status pills to triage. The submit form respects the same role check as the board, so private categories stay private.

Wherever you point SleekView. Most programs use a custom feedback CPT, in which case votes write to wp_postmeta and submissions become CPT entries. SleekView never creates a parallel database, so the data lives where the rest of your AffiliateWP operations data lives.

Canny is an external SaaS with its own login, its own database, and a monthly bill. SleekView runs inside your WordPress install, reads from AffiliateWP tables and CPTs, and ships as a one-time plugin purchase. Partners use their existing AffiliateWP login and the data never leaves your server.

Yes. Pass an attribute that filters the card set to the current affiliate ID, and you get a personal view. Most programs use this in a 'My requests' tab alongside the main board. Both views share the same data source, so vote counts stay consistent across views.

Yes. SleekView fires WordPress hooks on every status change. Most programs hook FluentCRM or Mailchimp to send the affiliate who originally submitted the card a short note when their request ships. Re-engagement on those emails runs well above standard partner-newsletter open rates.

No. SleekView is read-only against referral and commission tables. It does not modify or rewrite any AffiliateWP financial data. The only writes happen to vote columns on feedback CPTs or your own feedback table, which are independent of the referral pipeline.

Yes. Tag each card with a campaign or category attribute and the shortcode can filter to that subset. Programs with seasonal pushes, like a Q4 holiday campaign, often run a temporary board just for that campaign and merge it back into the main roadmap once the season ends.