Yes. SleekView reads from the same Quiz Maker tables that the free version uses, so the free plugin is fully supported. Pro features like advanced question types and certificates store data in the same tables, so when you upgrade, those rows surface as additional columns and filterable values automatically.

Yes. Drill into a row and SleekView surfaces the individual question responses recorded by Quiz Maker, including the question text, the answer the user selected, and whether it was scored correct. Useful for regrading essay-style questions or auditing why an attempt failed despite covering the right material.

Yes. SleekView writes into the same results table Quiz Maker reads from, so any downstream features that depend on score updates pick up the change. If you regrade a borderline attempt to passing, the certificate-issuance and pass-email flows fire on the next trigger as if the original score had been higher.

Yes. Filter by date range and bulk delete in one operation while preserving quiz definitions. The quizzes, questions, and answers tables are untouched; only result rows are removed. Useful for retention-policy compliance, especially for sites under GDPR where attempt data has retention limits.

Yes. SleekView reads from the underlying tables, which both versions populate with the same schema. Pro-only fields (advanced question types, certificate issuance status, custom score modifiers) appear when present and stay hidden when not, so the table view auto-adapts to whichever tier you run.

Yes. Filter, choose columns, and export to CSV with one click. Common exports: monthly classroom assessment summary, lead-gen quiz score-band segmentation for email tools, corporate compliance attempt log for HR audits, or full attempt history for a single user during a credential review.

Yes. Anonymous attempts (where the visitor wasn't logged in) appear in the table with 'Anonymous' as the user, plus IP and email if Quiz Maker was configured to capture those. Useful for lead-gen quizzes where most attempts are by visitors without WordPress accounts but the captured email is the conversion event.

Yes. Quiz Maker supports categorizing quizzes (Algebra, Geography, Onboarding, etc.) and SleekView surfaces the category as a filterable column. Useful for academies running multiple quiz tracks where category-level performance comparisons matter for curriculum reviews and where you need to scope analytics to one subject at a time.