PHP work with TablePress in our WordPress staging site

Use of TablePress and other PHP work in our WordPress staging site. We are using TablePress and a custom PHP file to pull data from multiple sources and represent that data onto a WordPress page. TablePress extensions and other documentation for TablePress can be found here [login to view URL] I need to expand this effort such that all 150+ data points from within the table can be retrieved in the same way that the data is currently being retrieved from one of those sources. We will then need to produce at least three (3) views of the same table in at least three (3) sections of a single page on our WordPress site. You will get admin access to the staging site after our first zoom session and you will have a one-hour deadline to show some resulting data from the second data source that we are looking to add. I can pay $10 for complete data from the second data source, and $2 for each milestone after completion of that one within the hour. Frequent voice and text communication are expected. My current time is reflected accurately on this page [login to view URL] HOW IT CURRENTLY WORKS: The plugin consists of a single PHP file that pulls data from an external website and hands it off to TablePress. The data is behind a log-in for two (2) of the four (4) sources and we are using curl function written in PHP to log-in and fetch the data. We already have a mechanism in place to store both external logins in the database, and to fetch the data from the first site. MILESTONE OBJECTIVES: 1. Pull recent pre-sales and post-sales from a new data into the existing table shown in TablePress similar to what was accomplished with the first data source currently defined in the PHP file for the plugin called [Cars]. I will show you this source and how it works via screen sharing with audio. 2. Pull body style data from [login to view URL] into the same table based on records that contain a VIN number. 3. Pull other data points from [login to view URL] into the same table based on records that contain a VIN number. 4. Pull Psv1, Psv2, Psv3 values from [login to view URL]