Yes. SleekView reads tribe_rsvp_attendees for RSVPs and tribe_tpp_attendees for ticket attendees on the same board. Cards show the ticket type so you can tell an RSVP card from a paid ticket card at a glance and group both by the combined status.

Yes. Dropping a card into Checked in writes the meta the plugin uses, including _tribe_qr_ticket_checkedin and the timestamp. The default Attendees check-in screen reads the same key, so the board and the report show identical numbers without a separate sync step.

Yes when Event Tickets Plus is active. Dropping a ticket card into Refunded refunds the linked WooCommerce order through the same hook the order screen uses, so stock and emails behave exactly as if the refund was issued from the order. SleekView records the drag in the activity log.

Yes. SleekView aggregates attendee rows across every child event in a recurring series so a series organiser sees one board for the whole run. Each card shows the specific event date so you can tell which night the attendee is going to without opening the row.

Yes. SleekView reads the distinct values present in the grouping column and renders one kanban column per value. If you registered a custom RSVP status or extended the ticket statuses for a third party addon, SleekView lists those columns next to the built-in ones without extra setup.

Yes. Saved kanban views are scoped per role and per capability, so door staff can see Going and Checked in only, finance can see Refunded, and the organiser sees all four columns. The underlying data does not change, only what each role reads on the board.

Yes. Any additional information field you configured on the Pro ticket form, like meal preference, T-shirt size, or company name, can be added to the card front. SleekView reads the same attendee meta the Attendees screen reads so the values match exactly.

No. SleekView paginates inside each column and loads card detail on demand, so a series with several thousand attendees across child events renders the column counts immediately and streams card content as you scroll. Filters reduce the working set before the board renders.