Yes. SleekView reads the post types and progress tables WPLMS uses regardless of whether you run the legacy theme bundle or the newer modular plugin setup. Both versions use the same underlying CPTs and progress tables, which is exactly what SleekView reads, so compatibility doesn't depend on which packaging you chose.

Long-form unit content is best edited in WPLMS's native course builder, which gives you the rich quiz designer, content blocks, and prerequisite logic. SleekView focuses on the operational data: enrollment, status, prices, instructor assignment, completion rollups. The two surfaces complement each other rather than overlap.

Yes. WPLMS's BadgeOS-style achievements are stored in their own tables and SleekView reads them, so you can filter students by earned badges, audit which courses issue which badges, or find students who completed a course but somehow never received a badge to manually trigger reissuance from the table.

Yes. SleekView is a WP Admin tool. The mobile app keeps reading the same database tables, so changes you make through SleekView (price updates, status changes, instructor reassignment, progress overrides) flow through to the mobile app on its next sync. Nothing about the API the app uses changes.

Yes. Select students from the user table, then bulk enroll them in a course while preserving WPLMS notifications and BuddyPress group assignments where applicable. The bulk action calls the same enrollment functions the native UI calls per row, so all downstream hooks fire correctly for each enrollment.

Order data lives in WooCommerce, EDD, or the payment gateway tables WPLMS integrates with. SleekView can include order columns alongside course rows when WPLMS uses WooCommerce for payments, so you can see revenue per course, refund rate, and last-purchase timestamp without bouncing to the WooCommerce orders screen.

Yes. Filter the table to one student to see every course they're enrolled in with progress and quiz scores. Export to CSV for a full transcript or for issuing certificates of completion. Useful for academies that need to provide formal completion records for continuing education credit or corporate training compliance.

Yes. WPLMS courses tied to BuddyPress groups surface the group as a filterable column. Filter to a group to see every course assigned to that cohort, useful for corporate clients running a cohort of employees through a curriculum where the BuddyPress group is the cohort container.