Both. SleekView reads cards from the local SavvyCal booking table for speed, then writes back through the plugin's authenticated SavvyCal API client whenever a card moves. The hosted SavvyCal account and the local copy share one consistent state without any duplicate credential setup.

SavvyCal processes the cancellation and the plugin syncs the change back into the local booking table during its normal interval. The kanban reads from that table, so the card moves into the cancelled column automatically during the next board refresh without manual intervention.

Yes. Add a filter on the host field and save the filtered view as a named board. Each host opens their own URL and sees only their personal bookings. The operations lead can keep the global board open at the same time without the two views interfering with each other.

Yes. Team scheduling links create a single booking record with the assigned host stored on the row. The kanban renders one card per booking and lets you filter by assigned host so each team member sees only their share of the team links during the day's triage and confirmation cycle.

Yes. The plugin's normal sync cycle pulls status changes from SavvyCal back into the local table. The kanban reads from that table, so any dashboard-side change appears on the board during the next refresh interval without anyone needing to trigger the sync manually from WordPress.

Yes. The card editor lets you pick any column from the local SavvyCal booking table, including the meeting URL and the meeting type term. A common layout shows invitee and start time on the front, with the meeting type on the second line and the URL revealed on hover for the host.

Yes. SleekView inherits the capability checks the plugin already uses for booking edits. A user who can change a booking on the plugin's own admin screen can drag a card on the board. A read-only user sees the board without drag handles, which avoids any accidental status changes.

Yes. The kanban grouping field is configurable. You can group by meeting type so each SavvyCal link type becomes a column, or by host so every team member gets a swimlane. Saved boards can use different groupings, so different roles look at the same data in the most useful shape.