Moosend's WordPress integration covers sign-up forms and list sync. Campaigns and their performance reports live entirely in the Moosend app. For teams whose editorial workflow runs in WP Admin, the recurring tab-switch to Moosend for last week's open rate is the single most common interruption.

SleekView calls the Moosend REST API on a configurable interval, caches the sent-campaign list with recipients, opens, unique opens, click rate, bounces, and unsubscribes, and renders the cache as a sortable, filterable grid in WP Admin. Each campaign is a row. Open rate, click rate, and bounce count are sortable columns. Sent date filters scope the workspace to a launch window or an editorial sprint.

Saved views give each role a daily entry point. Newsletter editors save an open-rate-sorted view. List ops save a bounce-heavy view to drive cleanup. Growth ops save per-segment views to track engagement trends. The Moosend app stays the composer; the workspace becomes the daily reading surface.

Moosend's campaign performance is the kind of data teams revisit two or three times a week: which broadcast landed, which list bounced, which automation step needs rewriting. That recurring read pattern fits a workspace better than a dashboard navigation. The composer side genuinely belongs in Moosend; the design tools, the audience builder, the segmentation logic are all built for that environment.

The reporting side, on the other hand, is what interrupts the editorial day every time a tab-switch is needed. SleekView pulls the campaign list through the Moosend API on a schedule, caches it locally, and renders it as a sortable, filterable workspace inside WP Admin. The newsletter editor sees last week's open rate next to this week's draft.

The list ops lead spots bounce-heavy campaigns before the next send compounds the problem. The growth manager scopes the workspace to a per-segment cohort and tracks engagement trends without exporting a single CSV. The data is the same Moosend reports it; the workspace is where the surrounding work happens.