PowerPack for Beaver Builder adds a popups feature that registers each popup as a custom post type, stores Beaver Builder layout content as post content and stamps trigger meta on each row (display rules, conditions, status). The default Beaver Builder library lists popups as cards or rows, which works for picking one to edit and falls apart for any cross-popup question an agency has at retainer review time.

SleekView reads the same CPT directly. The inventory view exposes post_title, post_status, last modified, post_author and the PowerPack trigger meta as real columns. Filter chips combine status, trigger type and modified date so a retainer review opens to a sorted table instead of a scroll session through the library screen.

Inline edits write through wp_update_post and update_post_meta, so Beaver Builder and PowerPack hooks on save fire normally. The Beaver Builder editor still owns popup design; SleekView owns the inventory and reporting surface across the library.

PowerPack is built around the Beaver Builder editor, which is excellent for designing one popup at a time and silent on questions like how many popups the site has, which triggers dominate, whether anyone has touched the library this quarter. A table that exposes status, trigger meta, author and last modified as real columns turns the library into an inventory surface without changing how the plugin works. Agencies use this for retainer reviews, ops uses it for migration planning, auditors use it for cleanup.

Same CPT, same meta, a reading surface that scales past the library screen.