Thrive Quiz Builder writes quiz responses and the lead data it captures alongside quizzes into the tve_leads_* family of tables (shared with Thrive Leads), with quiz-specific tables for results and branching state. The default Thrive admin shows quiz-level aggregates (completion rate, score distribution, conversion lift) tuned for marketers iterating on a single quiz, but cross-quiz reporting and per-respondent drill-downs aren't a built-in screen.

SleekView reads the result tables directly so marketers get a flat table of every response with quiz name, score or outcome category, the lead capture that followed, and which branching path each respondent took. L&D and customer-research teams running personality or qualification quizzes get a per-respondent table with quiz outcome and any captured custom fields visible in one row, which the default admin can't compose without exporting and pivoting in a spreadsheet.

Inline edits to lead records route through the Thrive Leads CRUD layer where supported so the standard hooks fire and any integrations (CRM sync, autoresponder triggers) behave normally. Direct table edits are available for cleanup scenarios where you don't want webhooks to fire. Result records themselves are typically read-only because they encode historical interaction data, but tagging and segmentation columns can be edited inline for follow-up workflows.

Thrive Quiz Builder is built for marketers who iterate fast on conversion-focused quizzes, and its default reports reflect that audience: per-quiz aggregates, completion rates, and conversion lift versus baseline. That shape works perfectly for the marketer optimising a single quiz and stops being enough the moment the use case expands. Customer-research teams running qualification quizzes need per-respondent detail joined to custom captured fields.

Course creators running pre-enrollment quizzes need a flat table of qualified leads sorted by score that they can hand to sales. Agencies running multiple client quizzes need per-client scoped views without showing one client another's data. All of these requirements live in the same tve_leads_* tables Thrive already writes to, but the default admin doesn't compose them into views because that's not the audience the default admin was designed for.

SleekView's job is to expose those tables as composable, role-scoped, exportable views so every team that needs quiz data gets the shape they need, without exporting to spreadsheets or asking engineering for a one-off report. Same database, hooks intact when wanted, dramatically less manual pivoting.