Settings

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SleekTrack keeps its settings in these WordPress options, declared in its API contract’s storage description. Change them through the product’s screens, its settings operations or WP-CLI rather than writing the options directly.

Options

Option	Stored as	What it holds
`sleek-track_license_key`	option	The license key, as the shell’s license screen stores it.
`sleek-track_license_status`	option	The license status, as the shell’s license screen stores it.
`sleek-track_settings`	option	Settings an earlier release kept; removed on uninstall.
`sleektrack_access`	option	The roles that view or manage Track.
`sleektrack_alert_sent`	option	When the last traffic alert went out.
`sleektrack_daily_backfill`	option	The daily statistics backfill in progress.
`sleektrack_db_version`	option	The schema version the backend’s migrations start from.
`sleektrack_geo_database_month`	option	The location database’s month as earlier releases kept it per site; removed on uninstall.
`sleektrack_geo_database_month`	network option	The month of the location database the whole network shares.
`sleektrack_geo_database_sites`	network option	The sites that turned the shared location database on.
`sleektrack_loader_version`	option	The version of the installed MU loader.
`sleektrack_network_settings`	network option	The network-wide settings.
`sleektrack_network_sites`	network option	Which sites of the network the product runs on.
`sleektrack_provisioned`	option	Whether the tracking tables and loader are in place.
`sleektrack_report_sent`	option	When the last scheduled report went out.
`sleektrack_self_track`	option	The domain this site tracks itself under, or empty when it does not.
`sleektrack_settings`	option	The settings document the settings operations read and save.
`sleektrack_views`	option	The saved dashboard views.
`sleektrack_webhook_cursor`	option	How far the event webhooks have delivered.