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SleekView for Convert Pro: opt-in popups & subscriber list as tables

Convert Pro stores popup definitions as a custom post type with settings in postmeta. SleekView reads them directly so you can audit every popup, its trigger, integration, and impressions in one filterable table.

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SleekView table view for Convert Pro

An inventory view your popups never had

Convert Pro stores each popup, modal, and slide-in as a custom post type with configuration in wp_postmeta. The default screen is a basic post-type list — SleekView pivots the postmeta into proper columns so you can filter by trigger type, ESP integration, and last update.

Sample columns

A typical Convert Pro popups view

SleekView pivots Convert Pro's postmeta settings into named columns: trigger, ESP integration, impressions, and status.
Source: 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, and info bar in one table with type, trigger, and integration columns pulled from postmeta.

Integration audit

See at a glance which popup routes leads to which ESP. Critical when migrating between Mailchimp, ConvertKit, or ActiveCampaign.

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.

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.

Compliance & audit

Inventory every popup with its ESP integration — useful for GDPR data-flow review or ESP migrations.

Site editors

Quickly find which popups are still drafts, which are paused, and which are live — no editor round-trip required.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Convert Pro

Convert Pro popups primarily route submissions to integrated ESPs (Mailchimp, ConvertKit, 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 with configuration spread across wp_postmeta. SleekView pivots the meta keys you care about into typed columns.

 

If your installation tracks impressions in postmeta or a custom table, SleekView can pull those into the view. Cross-popup analytics still happen in Convert Pro's own dashboard.

 

Yes — SleekView edits go through standard wp_update_post calls so any registered save_post_cpro hooks run as expected.

 

Variants typically live as related records or in postmeta. A nested view or a separate variants tab works best when comparing performance.

 

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.

 

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