Yes. SleekView reads the database storage Pirate Forms uses regardless of free or paid tier. The free plugin captures all the standard contact form fields, which is exactly what SleekView surfaces in the table view. Pro features like additional fields surface as additional columns when present.

Yes. SleekView supports adding extra columns for internal notes and statuses, stored alongside Pirate Forms submission data. The added metadata persists across SleekView sessions and survives plugin updates, so notes and status changes don't disappear after a Pirate Forms upgrade or any maintenance pass.

Yes. SleekView only manages stored entries in the WP Admin view. Pirate Forms' email notifications still send on submission as before, completely unchanged. The submission flow (form to database to email) doesn't pass through SleekView, so deactivating SleekView leaves notifications intact and behaving exactly as the plugin defaults.

Yes. Filter to a date range or topic, then export those rows to CSV with the columns you've selected. Useful for handing a sales month's leads to a CRM, archiving annual submission history before a database cleanup, or extracting a specific inquiry topic for outreach campaigns.

Yes. If your forms collect file fields via a Pirate Forms extension or custom code, SleekView surfaces upload links in the table for quick preview and download without opening each submission. Useful for resume submissions, portfolio uploads, or support attachments where you need to skim quickly during triage.

No. SleekView reads in paged chunks and only loads the columns you've configured, even with tens of thousands of submissions. The query runs against indexed columns where possible, so load time stays consistent as the inbox grows. The front-end form submission path is untouched and stays as fast as plain Pirate Forms.

Yes. Pirate Forms stores the source URL with each submission, so SleekView surfaces it as a filterable column. Useful for sites running the same contact form on multiple pages where you want to know which page drives the most quote requests, support inquiries, or partnership pitches over time.

SleekView's added metadata (status, notes) lives in WP postmeta or its own table, so it persists even if Pirate Forms gets deactivated. If you migrate to a different forms plugin, you can export the full Pirate Forms history (with status and notes) to CSV first, giving you a clean record of every inquiry to import into the new plugin or your CRM.