Agile CRM Pro pushes form leads from WordPress into Agile CRM and mirrors the resulting contact, tag and deal records back into local tables for fast lookup on the WordPress side. The default plugin admin surfaces sync status and a basic contact list, which is appropriate for confirming sends and limited the moment a marketer needs to combine form source, tag, sync state and deal stage in one cohort view.

SleekView reads the local Agile mirror tables directly, joining contact rows with deal rows by Agile contact id and aggregating form-lead source onto the contact. Sync status appears as a sortable column with retry actions exposed as row actions for failed pushes. Custom field mirror values pivot into typed columns the same way they would for a native WordPress table.

Inline edits route through the Agile CRM Pro plugin's push function where supported, so a tag added in SleekView replicates to Agile CRM through the plugin's own API client. Direct edits on the mirror without a push are also possible for cases where Agile is read-only.

Agile CRM Pro mirrors hosted CRM data into local WordPress tables specifically so the WordPress side can surface CRM context without hitting the API on every request. The mirror is fast, indexable and ready for the kind of joined filtering operations and marketing teams need every day. The default plugin admin uses the mirror to render a simple list because the simple list is the right shape for confirming a sync.

The cost is that the same mirror cannot answer cross-cut questions like "which failed pushes came from the webinar form" or "which contacts in the proposal deal stage have the VIP tag" in the default UI. SleekView reads the mirror with the joins those questions need, surfaces sync status as a working column with bulk retry, pivots custom field mirror values into typed columns and routes inline edits through the plugin's API client. The mirror does the work it was always built for; SleekView is the table layer that uses it.