Yes. SleekView updates the same wp_em_bookings row that Events Manager Pro already manages, inside a single SQL transaction, so the plugin's own admin views, exports, and any connected email automations see the change immediately with no second source of truth.

Yes. The group-by column is configurable per view. Most teams pick booking_status because it maps cleanly to registered, waitlist, attended, and no-show, but you can group by event_id, ticket type, payment status, or any other column the plugin stores on the same row.

You control that. Capability checks gate every drag-and-drop write, so you can grant the move-to-attended permission to a custom volunteer role while keeping the move-to-cancelled action restricted to event managers and administrators. Logs record who moved which card.

Yes. Rendering uses keyset pagination per column with a virtualised card list, so a single event with 500 attendees stays snappy on a laptop or phone. Drag writes use a single update query rather than per-row REST calls, so bulk lane moves do not stall.

Yes. You can save multiple views, each filtered to a different event_id pulled from wp_em_events, and switch between them with a tab bar. Door staff at a multi-venue festival keep one board open per stage and never see registrations from another event.

SleekView reads the current wp_em_bookings schema at render time rather than caching it, so a new column appears in the card detail panel automatically. If a column is renamed, the view config flags the missing field and lets you remap it without rebuilding the board.

Yes. The no-show lane is just another value of booking_status, so dragging a card there writes that value back to wp_em_bookings and any Events Manager automation hooked to the no-show event fires as normal. Follow-up emails and refund flows behave exactly as if you used the plugin admin.

Yes. The board reflows to a single-column carousel on small screens and supports touch drag for one-handed use. Volunteer staff scan a ticket QR code, drag the card from registered to attended, and the row updates without opening the WordPress admin app.