Pretty Feedback collects visitor feedback through forms and stores each submission as a custom post with rating, topic, and source-page meta. The default admin lists submissions one row at a time, sorted by date, which works at low volume and breaks after a successful campaign. A team sitting on hundreds of submissions has no per-row filter for ratings, no topic grouping, and no source-page rollup inside the admin.

SleekView reads the same feedback CPT and the meta keys Pretty Feedback writes. Title, rating, topic, source page, status, and submission date sit as proper columns. Filter to ratings below three to find what needs a reply, scope to a single topic to find the cluster, or group by source page to see which surface generates the most signal.

The plugin keeps owning the form, the submission pipeline, and the moderation actions. The table view becomes the triage surface, so customer success can stop scrolling rows and start working from a saved query.

Pretty Feedback collects submissions and attaches context, which is the input the team needs. The default admin presents that data as a single chronological list, which is the wrong shape for customer-success triage. Success teams need to filter to low ratings, scope to a single topic, or roll up by source page before a daily standup.

None of that is one click in a flat list, and after a campaign with hundreds of submissions the manual scroll becomes the bottleneck. SleekView reads the same CPT and meta keys Pretty Feedback writes and renders them as a queryable grid with rating, topic, source, and status as proper columns. The plugin keeps owning the form and the submission pipeline; the table becomes the triage surface that turns volume into action.