SleekView for WS Form Pro: forms and submissions as customizable tables
WS Form Pro stores forms and submissions in dedicated custom database tables rather than postmeta. SleekView reads them directly so you can sort, filter, and inline-edit submissions across every form from one fast grid.
♾️ Lifetime License available
Submissions across every form, in one table
WS Form Pro takes a different storage approach from most form plugins: forms, submissions, and field values live in dedicated custom tables, not in wp_posts or wp_postmeta. That makes the schema fast and clean, but it also means the default admin screen renders one form at a time with a fixed column set and no cross-form view. Comparing conversions across landing pages requires CSV export and a spreadsheet.
SleekView reads the WS Form Pro custom tables directly and exposes every submission across every form in one grid with form, status, source URL, and submitted-at as proper sortable columns. Filter to one form for a focused inbox. Filter to a date range or referrer to attribute submissions to a campaign. Pin saved views per form, per status, or per source page so the team lands on the right slice without re-filtering every visit.
Inline edits to status, notes, and assignee fields write through WS Form Pro's own update functions, so the existing field validation, hooks, and downstream automations all run normally. CSV export of any filtered slice ships only the visible columns, so handoffs to ops or marketing are clean and free of irrelevant raw form data.
Workflow
From per-form screens to one cross-form grid
Connect to WS Form tables
Pull submissions into one grid
Save targeted views
Inline triage at scale
Sample columns
A typical WS Form Pro submissions view
WS Form Pro custom database tables for forms, submissions, and field values
| Submission ID | Status | Form | Submitted | Source | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #41208 | New | Demo booking | ana@kollektivstudio.de | Apr 24, 2026 | /demo |
| #41207 | Reviewed | Newsletter signup | rob@thrushlabs.com | Apr 24, 2026 | /blog/series-c |
| #41204 | Rejected | Job application | frankhr@example.org | Apr 23, 2026 | /careers |
| #41199 | Reviewed | Quote request | billing@northwave.io | Apr 22, 2026 | /pricing |
Comparison
Default WS Form Pro admin vs SleekView
Default WS Form Pro admin
- Submissions screen is one form at a time — no global view
- Column choices are limited to a small built-in set
- Filters reset between visits
- Bulk editing status across forms is not supported
- Export needs to be triggered per form
SleekView
- Cross-form submissions table out of the box
- Saved views per form, status, source page, or date range
- Inline edit status, notes, and assignees
- Filter by form, field value, or referrer
- CSV export from any view, with the columns you choose
Features
What SleekView gives you for WS Form Pro
All forms together
Pull every WS Form Pro submission into one table with the form column always visible. Cross-form analysis turns into a filter and a sort instead of a CSV export.
Field-level filters
Filter rows by status, source URL, email domain, or any common field value. Pair filters to find demo requests from a specific campaign in seconds.
Inline triage
Update status and notes directly in the row instead of opening each submission. Edits run through WS Form's own update path so validation and hooks fire normally.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for WS Form Pro
Marketing teams
Compare conversions across landing-page forms in a single view. Source URL and submitted-at columns turn campaign attribution into one filter and a sort.
Support teams
Triage incoming requests by form, urgency, and assigned owner. Saved views per assignee keep each support agent focused without a separate ticketing tool.
Operations
Hand structured submission data to ops without writing custom reports. Build the slice in the grid, export to CSV, and the operations team gets exactly what they asked for.
The bigger picture
Why custom-table forms still need a real grid
WS Form Pro's custom-table architecture is genuinely better than the postmeta sprawl most form plugins ship with. Queries are faster, the data model is cleaner, and the schema is built for forms specifically rather than shoehorned into general-purpose WordPress tables. But that schema is also why the default admin screens fall short of what a serious team needs.
Submissions live one form at a time. Column choices are limited. Filters reset between visits.
Cross-form analysis (which landing page produced the most demo bookings, which form is suddenly attracting spam, which assignee has the most unhandled requests) all require exporting CSVs and running formulas in a spreadsheet. None of that workflow is the plugin's fault; it's just the gap between a clean storage layer and an operational surface for the people who actually work the data day to day. A real grid closes that gap.
The form column is always visible. Saved views replace ad-hoc filtering. Inline edits remove the click-into-each-submission rhythm.
The data the plugin already keeps in well-designed tables finally has a working surface designed for the team.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for WS Form Pro
In its own custom database tables for forms, submissions, and field values, separate from posts and postmeta. The schema is purpose-built for forms, which is why WS Form Pro stays fast even on high-volume sites where postmeta-based form plugins would crawl. SleekView reads those tables directly with proper indexes.
Yes. SleekView surfaces all submissions as a single table with a form column you can filter on. Cross-form analysis (which campaign converted best, which forms are receiving spam) turns into a filter and a sort instead of exporting CSVs and stitching them together in a spreadsheet.
Common fields like status, notes, and assignee can be edited inline. Complex repeater fields, file uploads, and signature fields open the native WS Form editor in a side panel because their edit UX needs more than a grid cell. The grid handles the 90% case directly.
No. SleekView paginates server-side and reads directly from the WS Form tables with proper indexes. Even sites with hundreds of thousands of submissions stay responsive because nothing loads the full table into memory; the grid renders only the rows for the current page.
Yes. Every saved view exports to CSV with your visible columns. Build the slice in the grid first (one form, one date range, one assignee), then export. The result matches exactly what's on screen, which keeps handoffs to ops or marketing clean and reviewable.
No. SleekView is read-and-write on the existing tables and uses WS Form Pro's own update functions for edits. The plugin continues to work normally: the form builder, conditional logic, integrations, and confirmations all run unchanged. Nothing about WS Form Pro's behavior changes.
Yes. Status, sender domain, and any spam-score field all become filter chips. A saved view scoped to spam status across the last 30 days turns the spam audit into a click instead of a manual review of each form's submissions screen.
Yes. WS Form's CRM, email, and webhook integrations fire on submission, not on display, so SleekView reading or editing submissions doesn't change any integration behavior. Inline status edits run through the same update hooks the integrations listen to, so external systems stay in sync.
Pricing
More than 1000+
happy customers
Explore our flexible licensing options tailored to your needs. Upgrade your license anytime to access more features, or opt for a lifetime license for ongoing value, including lifetime updates and lifetime support. Our hassle-free upgrade process ensures that our platform can grow with you, starting from whichever plan you choose.
Lifetime ♾️
Most popular
EUR
once
- Unlimited websites
- Lifetime updates
- Lifetime support
...or get the Bundle Deal
and save €250 🎁
The Bundle (unlimited sites)
Pay once, own it forever
Elevate your WordPress site with our exclusive plugin bundle that includes all of our premium plugins in one package. Enjoy lifetime updates and lifetime support. Save significantly compared to buying plugins individually.
What’s included
-
SleekAI
-
SleekByte
-
SleekMotion
-
SleekPixel
-
SleekRank
-
SleekView
€749
Continue to checkout