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SleekView for Gravity Forms: entries as customizable tables

Read directly from gf_entry and pivot gf_entry_meta into proper columns. Sort, filter, and inline-edit entries across forms — no clicking into each one.

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SleekView table view for Gravity Forms

Entries as a real table, not a per-form list

Gravity Forms stores every submission as a row in gf_entry with field values rolled out across gf_entry_meta. SleekView reads both, pivots field values into proper columns, and lets you filter by form ID, payment status, and date range — across all forms or scoped to one.

Sample columns

A typical Gravity Forms entries view

SleekView pivots gf_entry_meta rows into named columns so you stop reading {field_id: 5, value: "..."}.
Source: wp_gf_entry + wp_gf_entry_meta
Entry # Form Submitted Email Payment Status
#812 Contact Apr 24 alex@studio.co Unread
#811 Demo Req Apr 24 ria@design.io Read
#810 Order Apr 23 tom@hello.dev €48.00 Paid
#809 Order Apr 23 mia@brew.coop €48.00 Failed

Comparison

Default Gravity Forms Entries vs SleekView

Default Gravity Forms admin

  • Entries are scoped to one form at a time — no cross-form view by default
  • Field-value columns can be added but the chooser is per-form and tedious
  • Bulk-toggling is_read requires opening each entry's actions
  • gf_entry_meta rows are stored in long format — invisible until you build a view manually
  • Filtering by payment status + date range across many forms isn't a first-class feature

SleekView

  • Cross-form entry table with form name as a column
  • Pivot gf_entry_meta into typed columns automatically
  • Inline-toggle is_read and is_starred across many entries
  • Filter by form_id, payment_status, date_created together
  • Save filtered views per workflow (e.g. "Unread paid entries this week")

Features

What SleekView gives you for Gravity Forms

Pivot meta values into columns

Gravity stores field values as one row per field in gf_entry_meta. SleekView pivots them so each entry becomes one row with named columns — no more reading raw key/value JSON.

Combine filters that the default admin can't

Filter by form ID, payment status, payment amount range, created date, and starred/read state in a single saved view.

Bulk inline-edit entry state

Mark entries read, star them, change payment_status — across dozens of rows without opening each.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Gravity Forms

Sales & support

All inbound form submissions in one cross-form table, filtered to unread + last 7 days.

Finance

Paid order entries by date range, with payment_amount as a sortable column.

Form admins

Audit which forms are getting submissions, spot abandoned ones, and manage status across the whole installation.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Gravity Forms

SleekView reads the entry tables directly — gf_entry, gf_entry_meta, and gf_entry_notes. Any add-on that stores values in gf_entry_meta (Stripe, PayPal, Mailchimp, etc.) is automatically visible because their fields show up as meta keys.

 

Yes — SleekView writes back through Gravity's CRUD APIs where supported, and falls back to direct DB updates with conflict detection. Field validation rules are respected.

 

SleekView reads the unique meta_key values for entries in your selected form and exposes each as an addable column. The pivot happens at query time, not as a one-time export.

 

Yes — that's one of the main reasons people switch. Add form_id as a column and filter on multiple forms, or leave it open to see everything.

 

gf_entry_notes is supported as a related table. You can show note count as a column, or pop a note thread inline from a row.

 

Checkbox-type fields store one row per selected option in gf_entry_meta with item_index. SleekView aggregates them into a single readable cell.

 

Pricing

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