WP Survey And Quiz Tool is a long-running, lightweight plugin for surveys, polls and graded quizzes. Each response is a record with survey_id, score, completed, started_at and ended_at. The admin offers a per-survey list with aggregate counts on the survey edit screen, which suits the survey owner reviewing one form at a time.

That workflow stops working when a team runs ten or twenty surveys. The cross-survey question ("how many responses landed across every survey this month?", "which quizzes are people abandoning?") needs a single table that joins responses to their survey, not a tab per survey. SleekView reads the response records and the surveys table directly. Survey title, score, completed flag and started_at sit as real columns. Sort by score ascending across every quiz, or filter to abandoned responses in the last seven days, all without opening each survey.

Inline edits route through the standard CRUD layer, so any plugin hooks listening on response update still fire. Bulk-mark a batch of test responses as completed (or as deleted) in one pass instead of editing each row from a separate edit screen.

WP Survey And Quiz Tool has been doing the same job dependably for years: collect responses, grade quizzes, store the result. The admin it shipped with was built for the survey owner looking at one survey at a time, not the editor looking at a content portfolio. A team running twenty surveys cannot easily see all abandoned responses across the corpus, or sort by score across every quiz at once, or pull every response for one user without touring each survey edit screen.

SleekView reads the same response and surveys tables and assembles that portfolio view. The plugin keeps owning capture and grading. The admin layer just becomes one workable table instead of a tab per form.