Yes. mpa_location joins to reservations through postmeta. Add location as a column and scope saved views per site for multi-location studios and clinics. Each location's staff sees only their own reservations.

Yes. Custom intake fields are stored as postmeta on each reservation, and SleekView exposes any postmeta key as an optional column. Sort by intake reason, filter by visit type, and expose customer-supplied notes inline.

Yes when SleekView writes through MotoPress's status-change API. Confirmation emails and any connected calendar-sync logic fire on each transition. Direct postmeta writes skip those hooks and are reserved for bulk imports.

Yes. Service assignments respect through the mpa_employee and mpa_service join, so filtering by employee returns only the services that employee can perform. The grid mirrors the constraints already encoded in the plugin.

Yes. Service categories join through mpa_service to reservations. Scope a view to a category (for example all massage services this week) and save it for repeat use. Bulk actions apply to the filtered set.

Recurring series share a parent identifier on the reservation post. SleekView can group occurrences under the series or list each separately. Edits to individual occurrences respect MotoPress's recurring-update rules through the API.

Queries paginate server-side and use the indexes WordPress maintains on wp_posts and wp_postmeta. Busy studios and multi-employee clinics run smoothly. The grid loads only visible rows and avoids dashboard-level aggregates.

Yes. Any saved view exports to CSV with all visible columns, including postmeta-derived and joined fields. Finance pulls month-end payment audits as a single download instead of stitching together exports from each admin tab.