SleekView Kanban for FunnelKit Automations
SleekView Kanban reads the FunnelKit Automations tables that hold your broadcasts, contacts, and automation runs, groups each row by the status column you pick, and lets you drag cards between columns to push status changes straight back into FunnelKit.
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FunnelKit's pipeline lives across nested screens
FunnelKit Automations stores its data in tables like wp_funnelkit_aut_contacts, wp_funnelkit_aut_broadcasts, and the various automation step run tables. Broadcasts carry a status column that moves from draft to scheduled to sending to sent. Contacts carry a status that moves from pending through subscribed and unsubscribed. Automation runs carry a status that tells you whether the step is waiting, running, completed, or errored. The FunnelKit admin lists each of these on its own screen with filter dropdowns at the top.
SleekView Kanban reads the same tables and uses the lifecycle column as the natural grouping. A broadcasts board lines up draft, scheduled, sending, and sent. A contacts board lines up pending, subscribed, unsubscribed, and bounced. An automation runs board lines up waiting, running, completed, and errored. Card fronts surface the fields a marketer cares about, like subject and scheduled time for broadcasts, or full name and last action for contacts.
Dragging a draft broadcast into scheduled writes back through FunnelKit and triggers the scheduler. Pushing an errored step run back to waiting retries it. Moving a contact between subscribed and unsubscribed fires the matching FunnelKit automations, so the board behaves exactly like the FunnelKit admin, only with the whole pipeline visible at once.
Workflow
From FunnelKit table to live board in four steps
Connect the FunnelKit table
Pick the status column
Choose what shows on each card
Enable drag and drop writeback
Sample board
Sample FunnelKit broadcasts board
Comparison
FunnelKit Automations lists vs SleekView Kanban
Default FunnelKit lists
- Broadcasts, contacts, and automations sit on separate FunnelKit admin screens
- Status filtering relies on dropdowns and tabs, hiding overall pipeline shape
- Editing a broadcast status takes several clicks through the editor and save flow
- Errored automation runs do not stand out, so broken funnels can slip past for days
- Custom contact attributes rarely show up in list rows, only on the contact record
SleekView Kanban
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Reads FunnelKit tables like
wp_funnelkit_aut_broadcastsandwp_funnelkit_aut_contacts -
Columns per
statusvalue with live counts on broadcasts, contacts, and runs - Drag a card to write status back through FunnelKit, schedulers and automations fire
- Card fronts show segment, scheduled time, last action, or any custom contact field
- Filter by segment, tag, or funnel without losing the kanban grouping or card data
Features
What SleekView Kanban gives you for FunnelKit Automations
Writebacks honor FunnelKit hooks
Every status change is written through FunnelKit's data layer, so broadcast schedulers, contact automations, and the FunnelKit audit log all behave exactly as they would inside the FunnelKit admin. Drag and drop is a faster surface, not a shortcut around your automations.
Errored runs surface immediately
Render the automation runs table grouped by status and a column full of errored steps stands out. Open a card to inspect the last error message, or drag the run back to waiting to retry it, all without leaving the kanban board or the FunnelKit context.
Filter without losing the columns
Layer filters by funnel, segment, tag, or any contact attribute and the board narrows in place. The status columns stay intact while the card population shrinks to the cohort you care about, so reviews stay focused without a thousand admin tabs.
Audience
Where FunnelKit teams use kanban every day
Ecommerce broadcast calendar
Group broadcasts by draft, scheduled, sending, and sent so the marketing team can see the entire promo calendar on one screen. Dragging a draft into scheduled queues it in FunnelKit and slots it onto the editorial calendar without a separate tool.
Contact lifecycle review
Group contacts by pending, subscribed, unsubscribed, and bounced. The team spots list quality issues fast and bulk drag bounced contacts back into pending after correcting addresses, with FunnelKit's validation gating every move.
Automation step monitoring
Group automation step runs by waiting, running, completed, and errored. Failures cluster in one column instead of hiding in admin tables, and operators drag errored runs back into waiting to retry them without rebuilding the funnel.
The bigger picture
Why a kanban view matters for FunnelKit
FunnelKit Automations is built for stores that send a lot of email, from cart abandonment to win-back, with a sophisticated funnel builder behind it. The volume that makes FunnelKit valuable is also what makes list views fall over. Once you have a couple of dozen broadcasts and thousands of automation runs going at once, paginated tables stop telling you anything useful about pipeline health.
A kanban view turns that volume into geometry. The marketing team sees the editorial calendar as a column of drafts and scheduled cards. Operators see automation health as a column of runs that should be small and almost empty.
Support teams see contacts moving through unsubscribed and bounced and know when something is off. By writing every status change back through FunnelKit's data layer, SleekView Kanban gives all of these roles a working surface they share without breaking the FunnelKit audit trail or sidestepping automations.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Kanban for FunnelKit Automations
Broadcasts, contacts, and automation step runs are the most common, but any FunnelKit table with a stateful column will work. SleekView introspects the schema, picks up the custom contact attributes you defined inside FunnelKit, and exposes every column for grouping or display.
Yes. Writebacks use FunnelKit's data layer, not raw SQL, so any automation listening for a status change runs the moment a card is dropped. If unsubscribing a contact normally triggers a goodbye email, that goodbye email still goes out from the kanban view.
Yes. Custom contact attributes show up in the field picker for both the card front and the detail panel, so cards can surface lifetime spend, last order date, plan tier, or any other attribute the team uses to decide what to do next.
Yes. FunnelKit Automations broadcasts are stored in their own tables, and SleekView reads those directly. If you also use FunnelKit Funnel Builder for checkout flows, separate boards can render funnel steps or order events as needed.
Yes. SleekView respects WordPress capabilities, so editors might be able to move drafts to scheduled while only campaign managers can push broadcasts into sending. Read only viewers can browse the board freely without triggering any writeback.
The audit log records the change just as if you edited the broadcast or contact from the FunnelKit admin, because the writeback uses the same code path. You keep a clean audit trail even when most day to day edits happen from the kanban board.
Yes. Columns are virtualized so a board with hundreds of thousands of contacts or runs renders smoothly. In practice you filter by segment, funnel, or last activity before drag and drop becomes the right interaction model at very large scale.
No. SleekView reads and writes the existing FunnelKit tables in place. Nothing is migrated, nothing is duplicated, and uninstalling SleekView leaves FunnelKit exactly as it was. The kanban view is a new lens on the same data, not a replacement layer.
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