Every B2BKing store sits on a pile of buyer feedback that never gets organized. Distributors ask for group-pricing rules that respect a volume threshold without admin intervention. Resellers complain that the in-account conversation thread loses messages when a buyer reloads mid-write. Procurement teams request that dynamic rule conditions support nested AND-OR logic on the same rule. The signal is real and scatters across CS, sales reps, and Slack channels.

SleekView Feedback reads any table or post type where those requests already live. Point it at a custom feedback CPT, a Gravity Forms entries table, or wp_comments filtered by a custom type. Map the numeric column you want as votes, the column that drives status pills, and the column that tags categories like Group Pricing, Conversations, Dynamic Rules, or Registration. SleekView renders a public board on top, no migration required.

The result is one URL your wholesale buyers, sales, and CS can all point at. Group pricing asks get the same upvote treatment as conversation-thread bugs. Dynamic rule requests sit next to registration form wishes. You stop triaging the B2BKing inbox ticket by ticket, because the board ranks demand by category with vote counts attached and status pills showing what already shipped in the current sprint cycle.

B2BKing stores depend on long-term distributor accounts where one broken conversation thread or one wrong group-pricing application can lose a five-figure recurring order, and the support inbox is the worst possible place to track which B2BKing bugs are actually costing money. Email tickets have no upvote signal, no status badge, and no way for the next distributor to see that the same group-pricing application bug was already filed last month. The dev team triages whichever account screamed loudest, not where the demand actually concentrates across the wholesale roster.

A public board flips that. Every group pricing ask, conversation bug, and dynamic rule feature request gets one card, every wholesale buyer can upvote without sending an email, and the top of the board is the actual ranked demand across the partner network. Status pills tell buyers when their dynamic rule ask is Planned versus Shipped, which kills the duplicate-reporting problem at the source.

Bulk-import features get a real Planned and Shipped state instead of dying in a Slack thread. Sales sees vote counts per category and matches the sprint plan to actual demand. The board lives on the same WordPress install as the store, with the same auth as everything else.