SleekView Feedback for FluentCRM Automations
Let subscribers vote on the automations they want next, the email flows they actually open, and the funnel steps that lose them. SleekView reads your FluentCRM tables and renders one upvotable card per request, sorted by votes.
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Surface what your audience actually wants automated
FluentCRM stores every automation, funnel step, contact note, and tag inside WordPress, but the data sits behind the admin UI. SleekView reads tables like fc_subscribers, fc_funnels, fc_funnel_metrics, and fc_subscriber_notes and turns each row into a public feedback card with title, vote count, author, status, and category.
Point the Feedback view at a custom vote_count column, pick a status field like funnel_status or a custom meta key, and the board renders sorted by votes. The Upvote button writes back to the same column, so every click increments the count in your live FluentCRM database without a sync job, a webhook, or a third-party SaaS.
Use it for an Idea Box where subscribers request new automation templates, for a public roadmap of upcoming funnels, or for a contact-side log where customers can flag emails that landed in spam. Cards inherit the category color of your tag and the status pill matches your funnel state, so a glance tells you what is shipped, planned, or still under review.
Workflow
From funnel data to a live feedback board
Connect your FluentCRM table
Map vote, status, category, author
Embed via shortcode or block
Let subscribers upvote in place
Sample board
Sample FluentCRM automations request board
Comparison
FluentCRM admin vs SleekView Feedback
FluentCRM admin only
- Automation insights live in the admin and contacts never see what is planned next
- No public roadmap, so feature requests come in via support tickets and get lost
- Funnel metrics are charts, not conversations, so context behind a drop-off vanishes
- Exporting subscriber feedback to Canny or Trello costs another tool and another sync
- Subscribers cannot vote on which automation template ships next, only react after
SleekView Feedback
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Reads
fc_subscribers,fc_funnels,fc_subscriber_notes, and CPTs directly - Upvote button writes back to your own vote column with one DB write per click
- Status and category pills match the funnel stage colors used in the admin
- Works with FluentCRM tags so each tag can render a separate feedback board
- Filter, sort, and search are client-side and stay fast on 500-card boards
Features
What SleekView Feedback gives you for FluentCRM Automations
Upvotes from subscribers
Each FluentCRM contact can upvote requests using their existing subscriber session. Anonymous voting is opt-in, and one-vote-per-email is enforced server-side using the contact_id column so duplicate votes are dropped before they reach the database.
Filter by funnel stage
The status pill doubles as a quick filter. Click Planned to see every queued automation request, Shipped for the released ones, or Open for unsorted ideas. Filters compose with the category tag so you can show only bugs in the welcome funnel.
Live FluentCRM sync
No background job, no caching layer to invalidate. The view queries FluentCRM tables on render and upvotes write back through the WordPress REST API. New requests created in the admin appear on the public board on the next page load.
Audience
Three ways FluentCRM teams use the Feedback view
Public automation roadmap
Show subscribers which funnels are planned, in progress, and shipped. Let them upvote the next automation template, then close the loop by moving cards to Shipped when the funnel goes live.
Idea box for email content
Subscribers submit topic ideas for the next newsletter through a Fluent Form, the form creates a row in your ideas CPT, and SleekView renders the queue with vote counts so writers see what to cover next.
Internal triage board
Restrict the view to logged-in agents and use it as a private triage queue for funnel bugs. The same FluentCRM tables power both the public board and the internal one with different filters and column mappings.
The bigger picture
Why a feedback board belongs next to FluentCRM
Email tools are reactive by default. Contacts subscribe, you send, they open or unsubscribe, and the conversation ends until the next broadcast. FluentCRM gives you tagged segments and automation funnels, but it does not give those contacts a way to tell you what to send next.
That gap is where most lists go stale. SleekView Feedback closes it by turning your FluentCRM data into a two-way surface. Subscribers see what is planned, vote for what they care about, and trust that requests are not disappearing into a support inbox.
Funnel owners get a prioritized queue ordered by real demand instead of guesses pulled from open rates. Because the data stays inside the FluentCRM tables you already back up, there is no second system to keep in sync, no monthly seat charge for a Canny board, and no GDPR question about where subscriber names are stored. The vote counts you collect can then drive segmentation, so the next broadcast can target the contacts who voted for a feature when it ships.
That is the loop FluentCRM was always missing.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Feedback for FluentCRM Automations
Yes. Each click sends a single REST request that increments the mapped vote column on the FluentCRM row. There is no queue, no background job, and no caching layer between the click and the database, so the next visitor sees the updated count on page load.
Yes. Mappings live on the view, not on the table. The same fc_subscriber_notes table can drive a public ideas board with one column mapping and a private internal triage board with a different mapping, status filter, and category set on a second SleekView.
Vote rows store the contact_id, so when a contact is deleted SleekView nulls the author field on their votes and the count stays accurate. If you set the contact to unsubscribed instead of deleted the vote stays linked, just with a Subscribed: no flag.
No. The view reads any column from any FluentCRM table, including the free plugin tables. Pro features like advanced funnel actions add more columns you can map, but the Feedback view works on a base FluentCRM install with vote, status, and category columns you add yourself.
Both. Guest voting uses a hashed cookie plus IP fingerprint to limit one vote per visitor and is configurable per view. Logged-in voting ties the vote to the WordPress user ID, which lets you weight votes from premium subscribers higher in the sort if you want.
The status column you map can be any text field, including a custom funnel_stage meta. When a funnel moves a contact to a new stage, the next render of the feedback board reads the new value and recolors the pill. There is no manual status flip required.
Yes. SleekView ships as a block and a shortcode. Drop the block into any FluentCRM landing page, post, or page, and the view renders inline with theme styles. Cached landing pages are supported through transient invalidation on vote writes.
Yes. Because votes live in FluentCRM tables, any contact who voted for a request becomes a queryable segment. Create a tag like Voted: SMS automation, attach it on upvote via a Fluent Forms webhook, and your next broadcast can target only those subscribers.
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