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SleekView Kanban for WP ERP

SleekView reads the WP ERP CRM contacts, opportunities, and HR records, groups them by the life stage or pipeline column you pick, and writes the new value back to the WP ERP tables so dragging a card actually moves the underlying ERP record.

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SleekView Kanban board for WP ERP

WP ERP pipelines you can see and drag

WP ERP stores CRM contacts in its own tables with a life_stage column, opportunities in a related table with a stage, and HR records like employees with their employment status. The plugin gives you list screens for each, with filters down the side. The data is rich, but the default presentation is read heavy. You search, you filter, you click into a record, you edit, you save. Multiply by a real team and the friction adds up.

SleekView Kanban builds a board on the same WP ERP tables. For the CRM contacts module the natural grouping is the life_stage column, mapping to lead, opportunity, customer, and subscriber. For the opportunities table the natural grouping is the opportunity stage. For HR you can group employees by employment status. Cards show contact name, owner, value, and any custom field the ERP exposes.

Drop a contact from Lead to Opportunity and SleekView writes the new life stage back to the WP ERP CRM table. WP ERP fires its standard hooks, so any sequence or note the plugin would have created on that transition still happens. The board does not duplicate WP ERP data, it operates on the same records and refreshes when others on the team edit through the standard screens.

Workflow

From WP ERP tables to a kanban surface

1

Connect to a WP ERP module

Point SleekView at the WP ERP module you want to visualize. CRM contacts, opportunities, employees, projects, and leads are all supported. SleekView introspects the WP ERP tables and surfaces all available fields including ones added by extensions.
2

Pick the status column to group by

Choose the field that drives the pipeline. For CRM contacts that is usually life stage. For opportunities it is opportunity stage. For HR records it is employment status. SleekView builds one column per distinct value found in that column live.
3

Choose what shows on each card

Pick the card fields. Contact boards typically show name, company, owner, and last activity. Opportunity boards show deal title, value, owner, close date. HR boards show employee name, department, manager, and next review date. Pick what your team actually needs.
4

Enable drag-and-drop with writeback

Turn on writeback and dragging a card updates the WP ERP record. SleekView writes through the same database operations the WP ERP admin uses and fires the same action hooks so any audit log, activity entry, or external webhook continues to behave normally.

Sample board

Sample WP ERP CRM contacts board

Contacts grouped by life stage with owner and last activity on each card so the sales lead can review the funnel without exporting to a spreadsheet.
Lead
64
Maya Chen at Northwind Co
Owner Jamie, last touch 2 days
Brett Olsen at Birch Studio
Owner Priya, last touch 1 day
Helene Roux at Atlas Group
Owner Jamie, last touch today
Opportunity
27
Karim Patel at Glow Roastery
Owner Priya, 6,200 USD
Sofia Ruiz at Ember Apparel
Owner Jamie, 14,800 USD
Wei Lin at Compass Health
Owner Sam, 9,300 USD
Customer
188
Roman Voss at Pixel Ledger
Owner Sam, LTV 12,400 USD
Avery Park at Cedar Print
Owner Priya, LTV 4,800 USD
Mira Bose at Junction PR
Owner Jamie, LTV 22,000 USD
Subscriber
412
Dario Kim at Vega Audio
Owner Priya, weekly digest
Lena Frost at Slate Cycles
Owner Jamie, monthly newsletter
Yusuf Aydin at Brick Bakery
Owner Sam, product updates

Comparison

Default WP ERP CRM list vs SleekView Kanban

Default WP ERP list

  • List view with filter sidebar, no draggable pipeline shape across stages at all
  • Updating life stage means opening the contact, editing the field, saving the record
  • Card front does not exist on the default screens, only flat row columns
  • Opportunities, contacts, and HR each live on their own screen with no shared board
  • Owner workload visible only through manual filter and counting by hand

SleekView Kanban

  • Reads WP ERP CRM contacts, opportunities, and HR records from their native tables
  • Drag updates life_stage or any other status column and runs WP ERP hooks
  • Card front configurable with any field WP ERP exposes including extension fields
  • Filter by owner, company, department, or any WP ERP property in the toolbar
  • No duplicate copy of your ERP data, the board reads the same tables the admin uses

Features

What SleekView Kanban gives you for WP ERP

CRM contact pipeline

See the entire CRM contact funnel as a board with one column per life stage. Drag contacts from lead to opportunity to customer to subscriber and the WP ERP CRM database updates instantly, with notes and activity entries written the same way the admin would.

Opportunity stage board

Switch to the opportunities table and group by stage. Card meta shows deal value, owner, and close date so the sales lead can run a pipeline review without leaving the board. Drag deals through Discovery, Proposal, Negotiation, and Closed inline.

HR records as a board

WP ERP HR is a kanban candidate too. Group employees by employment status and the board shows active, on leave, probation, and resigned at a glance. Card meta surfaces department, manager, and next review date so HR knows who needs attention.

Audience

How WP ERP teams use the kanban view

Sales funnel review

Drop stuck contacts forward during your Monday pipeline call. The board replaces the default list screen for the duration of the review and lets the team see the funnel shape without anyone scrolling through CSV-style rows.

Opportunity manager

Sales managers pin the opportunity board as their default view. Cards sort by amount so the biggest deals stay visible. Stale deals surface because card meta shows the days since last activity right on the card front.

HR roster overview

HR managers use the employee board to see active, probation, on leave, and resigned columns. Drag an employee to a new state and WP ERP HR captures the change with the right activity entry on the employee profile automatically.

The bigger picture

Why a kanban view fits the WP ERP data model

WP ERP is a relational system built on top of WordPress. Contacts have a life stage. Opportunities have a stage.

Employees have an employment status. Each of those columns is a pipeline driver but none of them is presented as a pipeline in the WP ERP admin. The admin shows lists, with filters, with rich detail per record.

That is good for working on one record but bad for understanding a population. A kanban board changes the unit of attention from the row to the column. The column tells you how many records are in each state, where the bottlenecks are, who is responsible, and what to fix.

The card stays close enough that you can still answer the row level question without clicking. Dragging a card changes the underlying record, so the board is not a parallel system you have to keep in sync. It is the same WP ERP data, presented in the shape it always wanted to be in.

For teams that run sales, customer success, or HR on WP ERP, that shape makes the difference between an ERP feeling like a database and feeling like a tool you actually want to use.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Kanban for WP ERP

Both. The free WP ERP CRM module already exposes contacts with a life stage column and opportunities with a stage. SleekView reads those tables directly. Paid extensions that add HR features, custom fields, or accounting modules expose more tables, and SleekView discovers them automatically.

 

Yes. SleekView writes through the same database operations and fires the same action hooks the WP ERP admin uses. Activity entries, notes, audit logs, and any external integration that listens on those hooks continue to behave exactly as they did before.

 

Yes. Any column on the WP ERP table, including ones added by extensions or by custom field plugins, is selectable as a card field. Pick the ones to display and SleekView formats dates, numbers, and currencies according to your WP ERP locale settings.

 

Yes. SleekView calls the same capability checks WP ERP uses for editing records. Agents who can only edit their own contacts in the WP ERP admin can only drag their own contacts on the kanban board. Managers and admins keep their broader access. Read-only access is also supported.

 

Add the new life stage value through WP ERP settings or via the standard filter the plugin exposes. SleekView regenerates the columns on the next board load because the column list is derived from live data in the table rather than from a hardcoded enum inside SleekView.

 

Yes. Each board is configured independently with its own data source, grouping field, and card layout. You can pin them as menu items so the team can switch between a CRM contacts board, an opportunities board, and an HR employees board with one click.

 

On the next refresh interval the board fetches current state and the card moves to its new column. SleekView does not lock records, so two users can edit in parallel through the board and through the admin without stepping on each other beyond the usual last write wins.

 

Yes. SleekView paginates per column and runs filters in SQL with indexed lookups on the WP ERP tables. A column with thousands of records only loads the visible window at any one time, so the board stays responsive on standard managed WordPress hosting.

 

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