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SleekView Kanban for Ultimate Membership Pro

Ultimate Membership Pro stores every subscription in its own table with a user, a level, a status, and an expiry. SleekView Kanban reads the Ultimate Membership Pro subscriptions table, groups rows by status, and lets the team drag a card from Pending to Active when a manual approval lands.

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SleekView Kanban board for Ultimate Membership Pro

Read Ultimate Membership Pro subscriptions as a board

Ultimate Membership Pro, the WPIndeed plugin, stores subscriptions in a custom table with one row per user per level. Each row carries the user ID, the membership level, a status, a start date, an expiry, and a payment method. The plugin uses status values such as active, pending, expired, and cancelled, and the official admin screen shows subscriptions as a paginated list with a status filter on top.

SleekView reads the Ultimate Membership Pro subscriptions table directly, joined to wp_users for the user name and email and to the level table for the level title. The status column is the natural one to group by, so the board shows one column per real value with the actual count at the top. User name and level ride on the card front, with start date and expiry on a second line so a membership admin reads the base without opening individual records.

Drag a Pending card to Active when a manual approval lands and SleekView writes the new status through the standard Ultimate Membership Pro update path, so the same access rules, level emails, and tied hooks fire as on the official subscription screen. Expired and Cancelled sit on the right so finished work does not crowd the working columns, and filters scope the board to one membership level when the site offers several tiers.

Workflow

From the Ultimate Membership Pro subscriptions table to a board

1

Connect SleekView to Ultimate Membership Pro

Point SleekView at the Ultimate Membership Pro subscriptions table and the joined wp_users and level rows. SleekView reads the schema and offers the status column as the obvious one to group by.
2

Pick subscription status as the column

Choose the status field as the kanban column. SleekView builds one column per real value the table contains, so Active, Pending, Expired, and Cancelled appear with their actual counts ready to drag.
3

Choose what shows on each card

Pick the fields that ride on the card front. User name and membership level come first, with start date and expiry on a second line so a membership admin reads the base without opening any record.
4

Enable drag and drop with confirmation

Turn on drag and drop. Moving a card from Pending to Active runs through the standard Ultimate Membership Pro update path, so access rules, level emails, and tied hooks fire exactly as they do on the official subscription screen.

Sample board

Sample Ultimate Membership Pro board

Four real subscription statuses with three cards each, showing user, level, start date, and expiry so the admin reads the base cleanly.
Pending
22
Linnea Berg, Bronze level
Signed up 03 Jun, awaiting approval
Manuel Santos, Silver level
Signed up 04 Jun, awaiting approval
Anika Kapoor, Bronze level
Signed up 05 Jun, awaiting approval
Active
256
Hiroshi Sato, Gold level
Started 14 Jan, expires 14 Jan 2026
Sofia Ferreira, Silver level
Started 22 Feb, expires 22 Feb 2026
Erik Hansson, Bronze level
Started 11 Mar, expires 11 Mar 2026
Expired
63
Imani Adeola, Silver level
Expired 02 May, no renewal
Nikolai Petrov, Gold level
Expired 14 Apr, no renewal
Carla Mendes, Bronze level
Expired 29 Mar, no renewal
Cancelled
41
Vasili Ivanov, Bronze level
Cancelled 18 Apr by user
Mei Cheung, Silver level
Cancelled 02 Mar by admin
Theo Lambert, Gold level
Cancelled 11 Feb by user

Comparison

Default Ultimate Membership Pro vs SleekView Kanban

Default Ultimate Membership Pro list

  • Ultimate Membership Pro shows subscriptions as a paginated list with a status filter on top
  • Approving a Pending subscription takes opening the record, editing the status, and saving
  • No card layout that puts user, membership level, start date, and expiry on the same row
  • No saved board views for admins, support, or level owners scoped to their work
  • No frontend embed for stakeholders who should see the base without admin access

SleekView Kanban

  • Cards built directly from the Ultimate Membership Pro subscriptions table and joined rows
  • Group by the real status column with Active, Pending, Expired, and Cancelled
  • Drag a card to write the new status through the standard Ultimate Membership Pro update path
  • Save board views per admin, level owner, or expiry window with scoped filters
  • Embed any saved board on a frontend page with role-based access for stakeholders

Features

What SleekView Kanban gives you for Ultimate Membership Pro

A real board on subscription data

SleekView reads the Ultimate Membership Pro subscriptions table and shows each row as a card grouped by status. User, membership level, start date, and expiry ride on the card front for fast reading.

Drag and drop that writes back

Moving a card from Pending to Active runs through the standard Ultimate Membership Pro update path, so access rules, level emails, and tied hooks fire exactly as they would when the record is edited on the official subscription screen.

Boards scoped per level or owner

Each saved board view can be scoped to a single membership level, a single status group, or an expiry window. One level owner saves a board for their own tier while support saves a board for Expired across every level.

Audience

Who runs an Ultimate Membership Pro board

Membership administrators

Watch Pending fill during a launch and Expired grow at the end of a billing cycle, approve and renew by dragging cards, and keep the working columns readable.

Level owners

Save a board scoped to one membership level to see who is Active in the tier, who is Pending, and who has Expired without paging through admin pages.

Support teams

Filter the board to Expired across every level, reach out before churn solidifies, and drag cards back to Active as renewals come through the standard payment flow.

The bigger picture

Subscriptions are stateful, so read them as a board

Ultimate Membership Pro models a subscription as a stateful row from the start. A subscription has a user, a level, a status, a start date, and an expiry, and the status moves through Pending, Active, Expired, and Cancelled as the lifecycle plays out. The default admin screen lists subscriptions in a paginated table with a status filter on top, which is fine for one slice but hides the overall shape of the base.

SleekView Kanban reads the same subscriptions table and groups by status, so Pending becomes the approvals queue, Active fills with paying members, Expired and Cancelled sit on the right as out-of-rotation buckets. Membership administrators drag Pending to Active as approvals land, level owners save boards scoped to their own tier, support saves boards scoped to Expired across every level. Dragging a card runs through the standard Ultimate Membership Pro update path, so access rules and emails fire exactly the same way as on the official screen.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Kanban for Ultimate Membership Pro

No. The Ultimate Membership Pro admin still owns subscription creation, level configuration, and the per-record detail view. SleekView Kanban is a reading and dragging layer on top of the same subscriptions table, useful when the admin needs to see the whole base at once instead of paging through one status.

 

Whatever values the Ultimate Membership Pro status column actually contains. Active, Pending, Expired, and Cancelled are the common values, and any custom status introduced through an add-on or hook appears as a column as soon as a subscription carries it.

 

SleekView calls the standard Ultimate Membership Pro update path, so access rules, level emails, and any tied hooks fire exactly the same way as if the change had been made on the official subscription screen. The board does not bypass plugin rules.

 

Yes. SleekView saves filters per board view, so a level owner can save a board scoped to a single membership level while the admin saves a board scoped to Pending across every level. Each view stays scoped to the user who saved it.

 

No. SleekView updates the subscription status only. Payment is still recorded through the standard Ultimate Membership Pro payment flow or the gateway integration, so the board does not create a parallel payment path. A common pattern is to confirm payment first, then drag the card.

 

Yes. SleekView refreshes on a short interval and on focus, so two team members working at once see each other's drag results within a few seconds. The underlying data is the same subscriptions table, so there is no separate state to reconcile.

 

Yes. The drag uses a configurable default extension for the membership level, applied through the standard Ultimate Membership Pro update path. If a custom expiry is needed for a specific case, it is still set on the per-record screen the way the official admin handles it.

 

Yes. Save a board view, then embed it on a private frontend page reachable only by users in the right role. Stakeholders read the base without a full WordPress admin login, protected by the standard WordPress capabilities the plugin uses.

 

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