Yes. SleekView reads the same WP ERP capability scopes the dashboards use, so a sales rep with CRM access only sees CRM cards on the board, and an HR manager sees only employee cards. A public roadmap automatically hides any module the public role does not have read access to.

Yes. SleekView can map CRM, HR, and accounting into one ranked feed for leadership, with each module contributing its own status taxonomy and category fields. Per-module filters keep the board focused, and per-module visibility keeps sensitive HR or accounting data invisible to users without scope access.

Yes. A CRM card moving from planned to shipped updates the contact record, an HR card updates the employee record, and an accounting card updates the linked invoice note. Every change is audited with a timestamp and the voter ID, so reports always pull from a single source of truth per module.

Yes. The public board only renders categories you mark as public, so CRM feature requests appear while employee feedback, payroll concerns, and any accounting cards stay private. The same source data feeds both internal and public boards with different visibility rules applied per audience scope.

Each vote ties to the voter WordPress user, which links to the matching WP ERP contact or employee through the existing user ID mapping. The sales team sees which named customer accounts voted on which feature, and HR sees which employees voiced which feedback, with optional anonymity for sensitive review categories.

No. The board renders from a cached query that refreshes every sixty seconds by default. Vote writes happen on a queue so the WP ERP dashboards stay responsive during peak load, and the cache lifetime can drop to one second if your team needs near-real-time updates during a leadership sync.

Yes. The board exports as CSV, JSON, or printable PDF from the admin toolbar. The export carries vote count, status, category, module source, author, and timestamp, so you can drop the file into a leadership deck and answer cross-module questions without exporting from each WP ERP module separately.

For most WP ERP teams, yes. SleekView gives you one ranked board that covers customer roadmap, employee feedback, and accounting friction in a single page. Each module retains its own dashboard for daily work, while the board adds the cross-module roll-up leadership needs for quarterly reviews and decisions.