FooEvents Multi-Day stores each multi day event as a WooCommerce product, keeps per day options and capacities in product meta, and tracks attendees as order line items with day specific check-in flags. The admin runs the operation well, but it never tells you which day combinations your audience prefers, which sessions they would attend if you scheduled them differently, or which day check-ins quietly fail at the gate.

SleekView Feedback reads any FooEvents Multi-Day source you point it at, including the product post type filtered to multi day events, day specific meta keys, or a custom query that joins order line items with day check-in flags. Each row becomes a card with a title, vote count, status pill, and category tag, and votes write back to the column you choose so future events can sort by demand.

You stop guessing format from a few loud festival goers. Attendees land on a public board, upvote the day combinations they want kept, request session times that fit their travel, and your next multi day event lineup gets built from a real, ranked signal sitting on the WooCommerce product.

FooEvents Multi-Day handles the hardest job of multi day ticketing, per day check-ins from a single WooCommerce order. It is much worse at telling you which of those days, sessions, and pass tiers your audience actually wanted. Most organisers ship the same festival format year after year because the data they would need to choose differently is buried in product meta and order line items, and nobody outside operations ever opens it.

Attendees experience this as a slow drift away from the schedule they cared about, and their only signal back is a falling presale curve, which is the most expensive feedback loop possible. A public board next to FooEvents Multi-Day changes that pattern. Day passes, session times, and check-in flows stop being decisions hidden in the WooCommerce admin and start being a list the audience can rank.

Upvotes give you a cheap, honest signal about which days deserve another run and which sessions are quietly killing the schedule. Per day check-in bugs surface in the open and get sorted by impact, so day three QR failures and expired lanyards get fixed before the next festival opens its gates. And because every vote writes back to the FooEvents product row, your shop and festival landings can already sort upcoming day passes by score the next time you publish presale.

The result is fuller days, fewer dead time slots, and a much shorter loop between what your audience asks for and what you actually put on sale.