Contact Form 7 Multi-Step Forms keeps CF7's familiar tag syntax and adds previous/next buttons that walk the user through a sequence of step panels in a single form. The plugin handles the navigation, the validation per step and the final submission. Persistence still relies on CF7's companion plugins, typically Flamingo or Advanced CF7.

SleekView reads the persisted submissions, surfaces the step marker each row carries and renders the result as one grid. Sort by submitted_at to triage the newest. Filter to last_step less than max to see where users abandoned. Group by last_step to see the drop-off shape directly in the grid.

The grid pairs cleanly with the multi-step plugin's per-step hooks: if the install logs partial advances to the database, those rows appear alongside completed submissions and last_step becomes the column that tells the form designer which step is the bottleneck.

Single-step forms are either submitted or not. Multi-step forms produce a richer dataset, including which step the user reached before giving up, how long they spent on each step and which fields drove the final submission. CF7 Multi-Step gives the form designer the structure but stops short of triage.

SleekView picks up the queryable half: the last_step column that shows the drop-off shape, the completed-this-week view that confirms whether the redesign worked, the by-form filter that keeps the catalog honest. The plugin keeps owning step navigation, CF7 keeps owning rendering, the grid makes the data legible.