SleekView reads the WP Quiz Pro storage tables. The free WP Quiz plugin doesn't always persist attempt-level data (it focuses on engagement and lead capture without long-term storage). On the Pro version, attempts, results, and lead-capture submissions persist in plugin tables that SleekView reads directly.

SleekView focuses on read-and-tag for quiz data. Editing an attempt's score or result would invalidate the audit trail, so direct edits go through a confirmation flow when permitted at all. Local tagging (CRM-imported, follow-up scheduled) is fully inline-editable and stored alongside the read-only attempt data.

Yes, they all store in the same plugin tables, with the result-vs-score distinction reflected in which columns are populated. SleekView surfaces both columns; for a trivia quiz the result column is empty, for a personality quiz the score column is empty. Cross-style views handle both transparently.

When the quiz includes an email-gate before showing results, the captured email lands in the lead-capture column. Filter views to attempts with non-empty emails to feed a CRM. The plugin's existing email-list integrations (Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, etc.) continue to fire on submission; SleekView is for the audit / reconciliation side.

Where the plugin stores per-question response data, SleekView exposes it as a related child view per attempt. Useful for finding questions that most respondents get wrong (badly worded?) or that everyone gets right (too easy). Per-question detail availability depends on plugin version configuration.

WP Quiz Pro and RankMath are sister products, so quiz-page SEO data lives in standard RankMath post-meta. SleekView can join quiz attempts to the host page's SEO data for views like "attempts on quizzes whose host page has good search rankings", useful for prioritising which quizzes to refresh content on.

Yes, export the SleekView view to CSV or JSON for any CRM import. For active integrations the plugin's existing email-list connectors do that on submission; SleekView is useful for backfills, audits, and importing into systems the plugin doesn't natively support.

Yes. SleekView reads the same data; it doesn't write or migrate. The default WP Quiz Pro reports continue to work for users who prefer them. Teams that need composable row-level views use SleekView; aggregate reporting users can stick with the built-in screens.