Primarily basecamp_todos for the row per card, plus basecamp_todolists for column names, basecamp_people for assignee labels, and basecamp_projects for project context. SleekView only reads from tables Basecamp for WordPress already maintains, so it never calls the Basecamp API directly.

Yes. completed gives a two-column Active vs Done board across the whole project. assignee_id gives a per-person board. Any column on basecamp_todos is a valid grouping field, distinct values become column titles in the order SleekView finds them on the first render.

SleekView writes the new grouping value into basecamp_todos and fires the plugin write hook. The next sync push sends the change to the Basecamp API. The card stays in its new column locally so the team is not blocked while waiting for the round trip to complete.

The local table updates immediately so the board reflects the change without a reload. The push to Basecamp happens on the plugin sync schedule. If you need instant pushes, switch the plugin to manual sync and call it from a SleekView post-drop hook to fire on every drop.

Apply a SleekView filter on project_id before the grouping. The filter narrows the rows the kanban considers and the column counts adjust automatically. Save the filter as a named view so each project lead opens their own kanban URL with the right scope already applied.

Yes. Drop the SleekView shortcode on any WordPress page and the same kanban renders. Combine it with a role filter so the client view excludes internal-only to-do lists. Mark the embed read-only and the client cannot drag cards, only watch progress as your team updates them.

It still appears as a card in the appropriate column. The due-date pill simply does not render. Overdue rules ignore the card so it never turns rose. Filter where due_on is null if you want a saved view that surfaces all to-dos without a date for the team to triage.

No, not by default. SleekView filters where trashed is false so the board shows only active rows. Toggle the filter off when you need a board of trashed work for an audit, or build a separate saved view that scopes the board to a recovery window.