WP ERP CRM stores customers, companies, contact groups, and activity logs in tables like erp_peoples, erp_crm_customer_activities, and erp_peoplemeta. SleekView reads those tables directly and renders one upvotable feedback card per row, with title, vote count, author name, status pill, and category tag.

Pick a column as the vote counter, a status field as the pill, a contact group as the category color, and a customer name as the author label. Drop the SleekView shortcode into a WP ERP customer-portal page or an internal dashboard and the board renders sorted by votes. The Upvote button writes back to the same column you mapped, so the count lives in your ERP database with no second SaaS to administer.

Use the board for a public CRM-module roadmap, an internal queue where reps triage customer-side requests, or a contact-group board where each company sees its own pending tickets. Status pills follow your CRM lifecycle stages, category colors follow the contact group, and the author label resolves to a real erp_peoples row whose full record is one click away.

WP ERP CRM is the part of WP ERP that touches customers most. A feature request inside that module is not abstract product feedback. It is a signal from a known account whose lifecycle stage, deal value, and last-contact date are sitting in the same database.

Routing those signals to an external feedback tool throws away the context that makes them useful. SleekView Feedback keeps the loop inside WP ERP. The request lives next to the customer record.

The vote count is queryable next to the deal value. The roadmap shows up on the same portal where customers already log invoices and tickets. For internal triage, a sales lead can sort requests by vote count, then segment to only opportunity-stage accounts, which produces a list of features that, if shipped, would directly move open deals to closed-won.

That kind of correlation is invisible in a Canny board, because Canny has no idea which voter is which deal. Inside WP ERP, the link is automatic. That is the difference between a feedback inbox and a feedback engine, and it is the reason customer-facing teams build a board on top of their own CRM data instead of paying a SaaS to do it badly.