SleekView reads the WordPress posts table with the Writesonic meta filter applied, which is identical between the free and premium plans. The board behaves the same way regardless of plan, so you can prove the workflow on the free tier and upgrade Writesonic separately when you need more generation credits.

Writesonic stores the language code as meta on each generated post, and SleekView exposes that field as a filter and a card front element. You can scope the board to one language at a time, build lanes per language inside one board, or run separate boards per language pair without copying or duplicating data.

Yes. SleekView supports a drop rule that compares the actual word count to the target word count and refuses the drop if the delta exceeds your chosen threshold. Editors with publish_posts can override the rule, so the safety net never blocks senior staff from publishing an intentionally long article.

No. Moving a card only updates the WordPress meta on the linked post. Writesonic's credit counter only changes on actual generation requests, so a card moving from review to published does not trigger any Writesonic API call and does not consume any portion of the daily or monthly quota.

Any generation written by the Writesonic API ends up in the same WordPress posts table with the same meta keys, so it appears on the board automatically. The card surfaces a source field that lets editors tell at a glance whether a draft came from the editor UI, the API, or an external automation tool.

Yes. Card front fields support custom formatting, so the brand voice can render as a color coded pill. You can assign one color per voice profile, and the board will use those colors consistently across every lane so editors recognize the right tone before they open any draft.

SleekView stores the reject reason in a meta field on the linked WordPress post, which Writesonic can read like any other meta. The plugin's own activity log captures the change, and any reporting tool that watches the meta sees the reason without any additional integration on the SleekView side.

Yes. SleekView ships a shortcode and a Gutenberg block, both of which render the same kanban inside any WordPress page or dashboard widget. The embedded board respects the visitor's role, so a logged-out user simply sees nothing instead of any Writesonic generation contents.