No. SleekView reads through the existing HubSpot for WordPress plugin connection, so the same OAuth token, scope, and rate limits apply. You do not need to install a second integration, paste an API key, or maintain a separate connection inside the SleekView settings panel at all.

Yes. Anonymous voting is supported with per-IP rate limiting and optional reCAPTCHA. When a voter is a known contact through email match, the vote attaches to their HubSpot record automatically so the sales team can see who voted on what and personalize their next outreach accordingly.

SleekView batches writes through the HubSpot for WordPress plugin queue, so a hundred votes in five seconds become one batched property update 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.

Yes. When a card maps to a HubSpot ticket, dragging it from open to in progress updates the ticket status property. When the card maps to a deal, the deal stage updates accordingly. You can choose which property to write to and lock specific transitions to specific WordPress roles.

Yes. The view config lets you filter by any HubSpot property, so a public board can show only customer feature requests while a private board shows churn reasons from closed-lost deals. Each board reads the same source data with a different filter applied at query time on render.

For most teams, yes. SleekView gives you upvotes, status pills, category badges, and a public submission form on a WordPress page you already control. The advantage over hosted tools is that the data lives in HubSpot, not in a third-party silo with a separate seat-based monthly cost.

Yes. SleekView respects a visibility property on each card. Reps can post internal-only objections from a lost call, mark them private, and they appear on the admin board but never on the public-facing page. You can also build a fully sales-only board with stricter capability requirements set.

Every board exports as CSV, JSON, or a printable PDF directly from the admin toolbar. The export includes vote count, status, category, author, and timestamp, so you can drop the file into a board deck or share it with finance for renewal forecasting and account scoring without any reformatting.