Interspire Email Marketer is a self-hosted email application running on its own server. The WordPress plugin is a thin bridge: it persists the Interspire base URL, login token and capture flag into wp_options, and stamps per-form list-routing meta onto Contact Form 7, WPForms and Gravity Forms posts when each form saves. Settings are configured one form at a time.

SleekView reads that WP-side data directly and renders one row per bridge: source plugin, parent form ID, parent form title, contact_list_id, consent_flag and the last_modified timestamp of the bridged form post. Filter to bridges targeting one Interspire list to plan a consolidation. Sort by post_modified to surface the form that hasn't been touched since the last campaign. Filter to consent_flag=null to catch a routing that drifted between staging and production.

The plugin keeps owning the runtime handoff into Interspire. The table view owns the audit surface, so the bridge inventory the plugin already writes stops being a settings tab marathon and becomes one queryable grid for marketing, compliance and migration teams.

Interspire is a sturdy self-hosted email application, and its WordPress plugin's job is small but operationally important: keep each form's list routing configured. The trade-off is that the plugin's settings surface is per form, not per list, and the rest of the team rarely needs to look at one form. Marketing wants to know which forms hand off to which list.

Compliance wants to know which forms ever wrote a consent string. Migration teams want to know which forms haven't been touched since the last release. SleekView reads the same wp_options entries and per-form postmeta the runtime bridge already uses, then renders the inventory as a sortable, filterable admin table.

The plugin keeps owning the bridge handoff while the audit surface finally exists in one screen.