SleekView for Sendinblue (Brevo) Newsletter for WordPress
SleekView reads the legacy Sendinblue (now Brevo) plugin's WP-side option, the signup shortcodes, the signup blocks and the CF7/WPForms bridge meta, then renders form, list_id, consent string and post_modified as a queryable audit grid in WP Admin.
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Audit Sendinblue embeds before the rebrand cleanup begins
The Sendinblue Newsletter plugin (now branded under Brevo, with the older Sendinblue name still installed on many sites) is the WordPress signup bridge into the Brevo platform. It writes the API key, account ID, default list IDs and a consent string into wp_options, and stamps per-form list routing onto signup shortcodes, signup blocks and the Contact Form 7 and WPForms integrations.
SleekView reads that WP-side data and renders one row per embed: parent post, embed_type (shortcode, block, CF7 bridge, WPForms bridge), list_id, consent_string and last edited timestamp. Filter to one Brevo list to plan a consolidation. Sort by post_modified to see which embeds haven't been touched since the rebrand. Filter to consent_string<>default to find drift between staging and production.
The plugin keeps owning the runtime handoff into Brevo. The table view owns the audit surface, so the legacy embed inventory stops being a tab marathon and becomes the kickoff document for the next migration off the legacy plugin.
Workflow
How SleekView surfaces Sendinblue Newsletter data
Read the Sendinblue settings option
Pull every signup embed
Filter and sort like a database
Save and gate the view
Sample columns
A typical Sendinblue Newsletter audit view
wp_postmeta
| Parent post | Embed type | List | Consent string | Modified | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Homepage hero | Block | list-4 (Brand) | v3 (current) | 2026-04-30 | Active |
| Article footer | Shortcode | list-4 (Brand) | v3 (current) | 2026-04-22 | Active |
| Whitepaper LP | Gravity (CF7 bridge) | list-7 (Leads) | v3 (current) | 2026-04-10 | Active |
| Old campaign LP | WPForms bridge | list-11 (Campaign 2024) | v2 (legacy) | 2024-11-04 | Drift |
| Legacy sidebar widget | Shortcode | — | Unset | 2023-12-15 | Orphan |
Comparison
Default Sendinblue/Brevo plugin admin vs SleekView
Default Sendinblue plugin admin
- Plugin admin is credentials plus one global list, not an embed inventory
- No site-wide table combining shortcode, block and CF7/WPForms embeds
- Per-list signup routing isn't surfaced as one filterable view
- Consent string drift between staging and prod isn't visible in the UI
- No saved cross-post view for migration or legal review
SleekView
- Every Sendinblue embed rendered as one row with parent post, list and consent columns
- Embed type (shortcode, block, CF7 bridge, WPForms bridge) as a sortable column
- Filter to one list, to legacy consent strings or to embeds older than a release
- Saved views per role: marketing routing, migration shortlist, compliance audit
- Same dataset the chart view aggregates, so the table and the dashboard stay in sync
Features
What SleekView gives you for Sendinblue (Brevo) Newsletter for WordPress
Embed inventory as a real table
Render Sendinblue (Brevo) embeds as a queryable grid with parent post, embed_type, list_id and consent_string instead of opening posts and form-builder entries one at a time.
Multi-source coverage in one grid
Shortcode embeds, block embeds and CF7/WPForms bridges sit in the same table with a source_plugin column, so a mixed-form site finally produces one consolidated audit.
Migration shortlist as a view
Filter by legacy consent string or by post_modified before the Brevo rebrand to assemble the embeds that need attention before switching plugins.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Sendinblue Newsletter for WordPress
Email marketers
Filter embeds by list_id to see every form feeding one Brevo list, then sort by post_modified to plan refreshes on pages that haven't been touched since the rebrand.
Migration teams
Open the embed inventory before switching from the legacy Sendinblue plugin to Brevo's newer plugin and export the per-row coverage as a migration checklist.
Compliance and legal
Save a view filtered to consent_string<>baseline and review each drifted embed row by row before the next double opt-in audit.
The bigger picture
A rebrand is a great reason to put embeds in a table
The Sendinblue-to-Brevo rebrand left a long tail of WordPress installs running the legacy plugin while the SaaS has moved on, and the WP side rarely gets the audit it deserves before a migration. A signup form that went missing, a list ID that points at a renamed Brevo list, a consent string that drifted on staging: each of those is a real row in the plugin's own data, and the rebrand admin doesn't combine them into a list. SleekView reads the wp_options entry, the shortcodes, the block postmeta and the CF7/WPForms bridge meta the plugin already writes, then renders the embed inventory as a sortable, filterable admin grid.
The plugin keeps owning the runtime handoff into Brevo, while migration teams, marketing and legal finally read the same per-row screen.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Sendinblue (Brevo) Newsletter for WordPress
The Sendinblue (Brevo) Newsletter plugin's WP-side storage only: the settings option in wp_options, signup shortcodes in post_content, signup blocks in postmeta and the CF7/WPForms bridge meta. Contacts and campaign send data stay in the Brevo SaaS.
Both. SleekView reads the underlying option and postmeta the WP plugin writes, regardless of brand label. Migration teams use the table specifically to audit before a switch.
Yes. Filter list_id to the target list and the table lists every embed, regardless of source, currently routed there. Useful for consolidating lists before a renaming pass.
Yes. The plugin writes bridge meta into each form plugin's postmeta location. SleekView reads them all and adds a source_plugin column for grouping and filtering.
No. Table queries hit wp_options and wp_postmeta on read only. The plugin's runtime handoff to Brevo continues with no added work, so visitor-facing latency stays unchanged.
Yes. Each blog has its own Sendinblue option and its own postmeta. SleekView aggregates across blogs for a network-wide embed inventory.
Yes. Saved views respect WordPress capabilities, so marketing sees the routing grid while compliance sees the consent_string column, each with their own filter presets.
Yes. The table view and the chart view share the dataset, so a list_id filter or a legacy-consent slice narrows both surfaces without rebuilding filters.
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