Yes. SleekView reads the standard PeepSo tables, which are populated identically on the free core and on every paid PeepSo bundle including Pro, Chat, Groups, and Photos. No premium PeepSo add-on is required to drive the board, although the more add-ons you run the more meta fields you can choose from for the sort column.

Yes. The Upvote button inserts a real reaction row in peepso_reactions, which is the same write path the native activity stream uses. The PeepSo notification system picks up the new reaction and notifies the original author exactly the way it would for a like or heart from the stream itself.

Yes. The data query accepts a group ID filter, so you can build a board for the Bug reports group, a board for the Designers group, and a global board that pulls from every group on the site. Group filters compose with role filters, so a Premium-only Designers board is a single config step away from any existing setup.

Posts from groups the visitor cannot read never appear on the board. SleekView passes the group visibility check through the standard PeepSo permission layer, so a board placed on a public page only shows public group activity, and a board on a private group page only shows posts the visitor's group membership actually grants access to read.

Yes. PeepSo Chat writes to its own tables and does not interfere with peepso_activities or peepso_reactions, which are the only tables SleekView Feedback reads. Chat messages are not shown on the board because they are not activity posts, which keeps the board focused on long-form community suggestions instead of conversational noise.

Yes. The query builder accepts an activity type filter, so you can include only post-type activities and exclude system messages like new friend or new badge entries. Most feedback boards run with a single post-type filter so the rows always represent member-authored suggestions and never automated activity noise from elsewhere in PeepSo.

The board picks up the rename on the next render because the category pill maps to the live group taxonomy, not to a snapshot. If a group is deleted, posts from that group still appear on the board with a fallback Uncategorized pill until you decide whether to keep them or filter them out via the data source query.

Reputation systems in PeepSo and badge add-ons listen for reaction inserts, which is exactly what the SleekView Upvote button produces. Every upvote on the board contributes to the original author's reputation and any badge thresholds tied to reactions, so engagement on the board feeds back into the standard PeepSo gamification loop on the rest of the site.