Tickera Pro registers events as a custom post type, ticket types as another, and individual ticket sales in tc_tickets_instances with the buyer's name, email, and the check-in flag. Post-event opinions arrive as comments on the event page, ratings from the post-event email land in a custom add-on table, and topic requests come back from a follow-up form. Three reading surfaces, one audience, and most teams end up with a CSV they read outside WordPress.

SleekView Feedback collapses those into a single board. It reads wp_comments joined to the Tickera event post, the rating add-on rows, and any topic request submissions linked to the buyer. Each row becomes a card with a title, a running vote count from a counter meta, the author, a category pill for the topic, and a status pill bound to the organiser response field. The card front carries the event name, the ticket type, and the check-in status so a card from a no-show ticket reads differently from one from a checked-in buyer.

Upvote writes back to the counter meta on the row. Submit lands a new topic request as a comment on the closest upcoming event with the category preset. The board export writes the top cards to CSV with category, status, ticket type, and event so the planning round reads off the same signal the audience just voted on.

A ticket buyer paid attention before, during, and after the event, and their feedback usually carries the most signal for next year's planning. Tickera Pro stores the buyer, the ticket type, and the check-in status on the same row, which means a board that ranks feedback by ticket buyer has more to filter against than a public comment thread. SleekView Feedback joins the comments, the rating add-on rows, and any topic request submissions on a single board, with the ticket type and check-in status visible on each card.

A VIP who actually attended carries more weight than a no-show ticket, a checked-in buyer who asks for a longer workshop is a planning signal, and the audience sees the running totals as everyone votes. The organiser team marks Planned, Scheduled, Shipped, and Declined per card from admin and the public board updates so next year's programme is being decided out loud rather than in an email thread between organisers.