Easy Webinar Pro runs live and automated webinars from inside WordPress. Each webinar is stored as a custom post type, registrants are stored against the webinar in a related table, and attendance is logged when registrants join the session. The admin lists webinars and offers per-webinar registrant exports; the cross-webinar summary lives in nobody's spreadsheet by default.

SleekView reads the webinar CPT and the registrant and attendance records, joins them, and turns the result into a real grid. Attendee, webinar, session type, registrant status, and attendance flag sit as real columns on one screen. Saved views split the work by status, by session, or by date, and inline edits route through Easy Webinar Pro's APIs where supported.

The grid does not change how Easy Webinar Pro runs the sessions. Registration, reminder emails, and the live broadcast continue to flow through the plugin. SleekView reads the rows the plugin already writes and turns them into the post-campaign view per-webinar exports never compose on their own.

Easy Webinar Pro is well-suited to running a single webinar end to end: a registration page, reminder emails, the live or automated broadcast, and a per-webinar registrant export. That single-session focus is exactly why a cross-webinar grid matters. The data lives in the webinar CPT and the registrant table, but the admin only ever surfaces one webinar at a time.

Treating registrants as rows with the webinar, session, status, and attendance joined inline turns the admin from a per-session workflow into a portfolio surface. Saved views become the rituals of the role (post-session no-show pass, weekly conversion check, monthly lead-source recap), and the team spends less time merging CSVs to discover what was already structured in the tables.