No. SleekView reads through the existing Groundhogg REST API, so the same API token, scope, and rate limits apply. You do not need to install a second integration or paste a separate token into the SleekView settings panel. The plugin treats the Groundhogg connection as a unified data source for the board.

Yes. Each status change fires a Groundhogg benchmark through the standard REST endpoint, so any funnel triggered by that benchmark continues to run unchanged. Existing email sequences, funnel transitions, and tag-based automations fire on every card movement without duplicate configuration in either Groundhogg or SleekView.

Yes. SleekView supports tag-weighted voting through Groundhogg contact tags. Each tag carries a configurable weight from one to ten, so a paying customer tag vote can equal multiple free signup votes. The board ranking reflects revenue impact and lifecycle value instead of raw voter count for leadership reviews.

SleekView batches writes through a queue, so a hundred votes in five seconds become one batched benchmark fire instead of a hundred individual calls. The cached board read also reduces request volume, and you can tune both the cache lifetime and the batch interval to match your current Groundhogg plan tier.

Yes. SleekView lets you publish multiple boards from the same Groundhogg data with different filters and visibility rules. One board shows only feature requests publicly, while a second internal board surfaces churn reasons, NPS detractors, and lost customers for the sales team to action during planning.

No. The board renders from a cached query that refreshes every sixty seconds by default. Vote writes happen on a queue so the Groundhogg funnel builder stays responsive during peak load, and the cache lifetime can drop to one second if your team needs near-real-time updates during a sprint sync review.

For most Groundhogg Pro teams, yes. SleekView gives you upvotes, status pills, category badges, and a public submission form on a WordPress page you already control. The advantage is that every vote and submission lives in your Groundhogg Pro contact data, not in a separate hosted silo with another monthly bill.

Every board exports as CSV, JSON, or printable PDF directly from the admin toolbar. The export includes vote count, status, category, voter contact, and timestamp, so you can drop the file into a board deck or hand it to finance for renewal forecasting without any manual reformatting in spreadsheets across teams.