Yes. Every vote, status change, and category edit on the board updates the underlying contact record. Vote counts persist as a numeric custom field, status changes append a timestamped note with the voter ID, and category edits update the tag column so reports and segments pull from one source of truth.

Yes. SleekView supports anonymous voting with per-IP rate limiting, plus optional reCAPTCHA. You can also require login if you want every vote attached to a WordPress user, which then links to the matching Jetpack CRM contact automatically through the existing email association.

Ties resolve by the most recent vote first, so an active card with twelve recent upvotes ranks above a stale card with twelve votes from six months ago. You can override the secondary sort to alphabetical, oldest first, or a custom CRM field if your team prefers a different review order.

No. SleekView reads from the same indexed tables Jetpack CRM uses but caches the rendered board for sixty seconds by default. Vote writes happen on a queue so the customer-facing board never blocks the admin dashboard, and you can tune the cache lifetime from one second to one hour.

Yes. The view config lets you filter by any Jetpack CRM custom field, so you can publish one board for enterprise customers, another for free trial users, and a private detractor-only board for the support team. Each board reads the same source data with a different filter applied at query time.

For most teams, yes. SleekView Feedback gives you upvotes, status pills, category badges, and a public submission form on a page you already control. The advantage over hosted tools is that every vote and submission lives in your Jetpack CRM, so sales context, NPS data, and feedback share one record.

Yes. SleekView respects a visibility column on each card. Reps can post internal-only feedback from a lost call, mark it private, and it appears on the admin board but never on the public-facing page. You can also build a sales-only board with stricter capability requirements.

Every board exports as CSV, JSON, or a printable PDF directly from the admin toolbar. The export carries vote counts, statuses, categories, author, and timestamp so you can drop the file into a board deck or share it with the finance team for renewal forecasting without any reformatting.