Yes. Pre-Order supports paying full now, pay on release, and deposit configurations. SleekView Charts groups on the payment-flow meta so the pipeline Number card can show full pipeline, paid-now portion only, or expected on-release amount depending on which question finance asks.

Yes. Once a pre-order releases, the order status changes and the pre-order flag persists in order item meta. A separate dashboard card tracks pre-orders that converted to fulfilled orders versus pre-orders cancelled before release for a full conversion picture.

Yes. Variation-level pre-orders store the variation_id in the order item row and the parent _ywpo_active flag stays on the parent product. The top SKUs Bar groups by variation when the question requires color or size specificity, or rolls up to parent product when the question is broader.

Yes. Every card on a pre-order dashboard inherits the dashboard-level filter on _ywpo_date_available. Operations scopes the view to the next 30 days for an inventory commitment review, or to next quarter for capacity planning, with no per-chart reconfiguration.

Yes. Pay-on-release pre-orders sit in pending payment status until release. The pipeline Number card distinguishes paid-now from pay-on-release amounts by reading the payment-flow meta and presents the expected cash position rather than just the booked amount.

Yes. Pre-orders cancelled before release flip the parent order status and the pre-order flag remains on the row. A cancellation rate Bar groups by product_id and computes cancelled versus committed, surfacing which products draw flaky demand versus committed buyers.

Yes. Joining order items to customer records gives every card a segment filter. Marketing scopes the pipeline to repeat customers versus first-time buyers to see whether existing fans drove the launch or whether the campaign reached new audiences as planned.

Yes. Every chart card pairs with a SleekView table view containing the underlying pre-order rows. Click any Bar segment to filter to that SKU or release window, then export to CSV for manufacturing briefs, customer communication exports, or finance audit packages.