No. WP Job Manager uses standard WordPress post types — job_listing, job_application, and resume — with all the field data in wp_postmeta. SleekView's value here is pivoting those long-format meta rows into proper named columns and adding inline editing and saved views on top, without forcing you to write meta queries by hand.

Yes. job_application and resume are full post types with their own postmeta keys, including _job_id on applications and _candidate_email on resumes. Build a separate view for each, or join them by listing ID for a tabbed multi-view sharing filters across all three CPTs.

Yes. SleekView writes via the standard wp_update_post and update_post_meta APIs, so any action or filter that WP Job Manager registers — including expiry calculations, featured logic, and email notifications — runs exactly as it would after a manual edit in the editor.

Yes. Both job_listing_category and job_listing_type are exposed as filterable, joinable columns. Combine a category filter with a date or expiry filter in the same view to scope to, say, only design roles expiring this week.

Yes. Save a view that filters by post_author = current_user_id and gate it by an employer-level capability. Each employer logs in and sees their own listings only — the same row-level data, scoped per account.

Yes for the data those add-ons store in standard post types and postmeta — which covers most of what they ship. Add-ons that introduce their own custom database tables can be exposed too, but require an explicit table mapping rather than relying on the default CPT discovery.

Yes. Build a join from job_application back to job_listing via the _job_id meta key and add a count column. Sort by it to find the most-applied roles or filter to listings with zero applications after seven days.

The plugin's frontend dashboards are for end users — employers managing their own postings via a shortcode page. SleekView is an admin-side workspace for moderators and operators, with bulk editing, cross-CPT joins, and saved capability-gated views that the frontend dashboard doesn't try to provide.