SleekView for Convert Pro: opt-in popups & subscriber list as tables
Convert Pro stores popups as a cpro custom post type with settings in postmeta. SleekView pivots that postmeta into trigger, integration, and status columns, so the popup inventory is finally a workspace and not the post-type list.
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An inventory view your popups never had
Convert Pro models each popup, modal, slide-in, and info bar as a cpro custom post type record. Trigger configuration, ESP integration target, A/B variant flags, and impression counts all live as wp_postmeta rows keyed against the cpro post ID. The default Convert Pro list shows the standard WordPress post-type table — title, status, date — which hides everything that actually distinguishes one popup from another.
SleekView pivots Convert Pro's postmeta into proper columns: trigger type (exit intent, time on page, scroll percentage, click), integration target (Mailchimp, ConvertKit, ActiveCampaign), A/B variant identifier, status, and last-update timestamp. Filtering to all exit-intent popups across the site is one click; filtering to popups still in draft status three weeks after creation surfaces orphaned tests; filtering by integration finds every popup pointing at a deprecated ESP during migrations.
Inline status edits go through standard wp_update_post, so any save_post_cpro hooks the plugin or a third-party automation registers continue to fire. The view replaces editor round-trips for the most common ops task — pause, activate, or draft a popup — without re-implementing Convert Pro's design canvas.
Workflow
Convert Pro popups as a queryable inventory
Map cpro postmeta
Filter by trigger
Audit integrations
Inline status changes
Sample columns
A typical Convert Pro popups view
postmeta settings into named columns: trigger, ESP integration, impressions, and status.
wp_posts (cpro post type) + wp_postmeta
| Popup | Type | Trigger | Integration | Status | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spring sale modal | Modal | Exit intent | Mailchimp | Active | Apr 24 |
| Newsletter slide-in | Slide-in | Time on page | ConvertKit | Active | Apr 22 |
| Exit-intent ebook | Modal | Exit intent | ActiveCampaign | Paused | Apr 12 |
| Footer call-out | Info bar | Scroll 50% | — | Draft | Mar 30 |
Comparison
Default Convert Pro list vs SleekView
Default Convert Pro post-type list
- Default list shows the post-type table — title, status, and date only
- Trigger and ESP integration are buried in the popup editor
- No bulk view of which integrations route where
- Filtering by trigger or A/B variant requires opening each popup
- No exportable inventory of every popup on the site
SleekView
- Pivot Convert Pro postmeta into columns — trigger, integration, impressions
- Inventory every popup with status, type, and last update visible
- Filter by trigger type to find all exit-intent popups in one click
- Inline-edit status (active, paused, draft) without opening the editor
- Export the full popup inventory to CSV for stakeholder review
Features
What SleekView gives you for Convert Pro
Popup inventory
Every Convert Pro popup, modal, slide-in, and info bar in one table with type, trigger, and integration columns pulled from postmeta. Replaces editor round-trips for inventory tasks.
Integration audit
See at a glance which popup routes leads to which ESP. Critical when migrating between Mailchimp, ConvertKit, or ActiveCampaign — or for GDPR data-flow documentation.
Inline status changes
Pause, activate, or draft a popup directly in the row — no need to open the heavy popup editor for a single status change. save_post_cpro hooks fire as expected.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Convert Pro
Conversion teams
Filter by trigger type to compare exit-intent vs scroll popups; sort by last-updated to find tests that need follow-up. Saved views surface stale experiments.
Compliance & audit
Inventory every popup with its ESP integration — useful for GDPR data-flow review, ESP migrations, or vendor audits. The table is the documentation.
Site editors
Quickly find which popups are still drafts, which are paused, and which are live — no editor round-trip required for inventory checks or pre-launch sweeps.
The bigger picture
Why popup inventories need a sortable view
Popups accumulate on long-running sites the same way exports do: a spring-sale modal that should have been retired in May, an ebook lightbox from a campaign that ended last quarter, an info bar with a typo that nobody flagged because the editor showed it as inactive but the cache served it. The default Convert Pro list does not sort across trigger types or integrations, so spotting orphaned popups is an opening-each-record exercise. A flat view of the cpro post type with trigger, integration, status, and last-update visible turns that into a five-minute monthly audit.
The integration column matters disproportionately during ESP migrations: a team that migrates from Mailchimp to ConvertKit needs to update every popup pointing at Mailchimp, and a sortable filter on that column makes the audit trivial. The same pattern applies to GDPR documentation — "which popups capture data, where does it route, what's the legal basis" is exactly the inventory a flat cpro view answers in one screen, where the default Convert Pro UI requires opening every popup to reconstruct the same picture.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Convert Pro
Convert Pro popups primarily route submissions to integrated ESPs (Mailchimp, ConvertKit, ActiveCampaign, etc) rather than storing them in WordPress. If a campaign uses local capture, the rows are typically in postmeta against the popup or in a Convert Pro entries table — SleekView reads whichever your install uses.
Each popup is a custom post type record (cpro) with configuration spread across wp_postmeta. SleekView pivots the meta keys you care about into typed columns. The agent samples actual meta keys in your install so the mapping reflects your specific configuration rather than a generic schema.
If your installation tracks impressions in postmeta or a custom table, SleekView can pull those into the view as numeric columns. Cross-popup analytics with attribution and funnel context still happen in Convert Pro's own dashboard — the SleekView impression columns are for inventory and basic ranking, not deep analytics.
Yes. SleekView edits go through standard wp_update_post calls so any registered save_post_cpro hooks run as expected. Impression-tracking, display rules, and any third-party automations registered against cpro updates continue to fire normally on inline status changes.
Variants typically live as related records or in postmeta keyed by variant identifier. A nested view or a separate variants tab works best when comparing performance — the parent popup row links to variant rows, each with its own impression and conversion columns.
SleekView is read-driven — anything Convert Pro stores in the database is queryable. Premium features that store data in additional tables get their own view configuration. The agent samples the install on connection, so Pro-specific tables surface automatically when present.
Filter the view by integration column equal to the deprecated ESP name. Every popup still pointing at that integration becomes a row in the filtered view. Bulk-update through inline edits or open each row's editor for more involved migrations — both happen from the same workspace.
Yes. Sort the view by last-updated ascending. Popups untouched for the longest time rise to the top. Combine with status = active to surface popups that are still live but whose copy hasn't been refreshed — usually the candidates for deprecation or refresh.
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