SleekView Feedback for ATUM Inventory Management
SleekView Feedback reads ATUM Inventory Management stock alerts, supplier notes, and purchase order issues, sorts every record by urgency vote, and lets your purchasing and warehouse staff upvote shortages straight back into the ATUM tables without leaving WordPress.
♾️ Lifetime License available
Why ATUM inventory signals belong on a board
ATUM Inventory Management stores stock data across wp_postmeta for product level fields and several dedicated tables for purchase orders, suppliers, locations, and the inventory log. Every low stock alert, every back order warning, and every supplier note carries a SKU, a quantity threshold, a supplier link, and a created timestamp. The default ATUM dashboards do a great job for accounting, but a warehouse lead trying to triage what to reorder today still ends up exporting CSVs.
SleekView Feedback reads the same ATUM rows and renders each stock alert as a card on a feedback board. Cards show the SKU, the current stock level, the supplier name, and the urgency score, with status pills for open, ordered, partially received, and resolved. Purchasing staff scan the board sorted by urgency votes, drop in supplier notes from the side panel, and upvote the alerts that need to ship today.
Every upvote writes the new urgency score back to the ATUM table the alert came from, which means scheduled reorder reports, the ATUM dashboard widgets, and any downstream supplier integration see the same signal. SleekView never duplicates the data, so back orders, stock reconciliations, and ATUM Pro features keep behaving exactly the way the original plugin defines them.
Workflow
From ATUM alerts to feedback view in four steps
Point SleekView at ATUM tables
Pick urgency score as the vote column
Map status, supplier, and SKU fields
Share the board with purchasing and warehouse
Sample board
Sample ATUM stock alert feedback board
Comparison
Default ATUM dashboard vs SleekView Feedback
ATUM stock central dashboard
- Stock alerts rendered as dense tables with no urgency vote ranking by default
- No public status pills for ordered, partially received, or resolved alerts
- Supplier notes live in a separate tab instead of next to the alert card
- Warehouse staff cannot upvote a SKU they consider critical to reorder today
- Triage requires opening each alert in a modal to read supplier and SKU detail
SleekView Feedback
- Ranks alerts by an urgency score column or any custom priority meta you choose
-
Status pills map to the reorder workflow on every ATUM
stock_alertrow - Supplier name pulls in as the category tag from the linked supplier record
- Upvotes write the new urgency value back to the ATUM table without duplication
- Side panel exposes purchase order links, last received quantity, and supplier note
Features
What SleekView Feedback gives you for ATUM Inventory Management
Native ATUM table support
SleekView reads ATUM stock alerts, suppliers, and purchase orders directly from the tables ATUM creates. Every product meta key, every supplier link, and every threshold value is detected automatically, which means a plugin update never breaks the feedback view or forces a schema rewrite.
Urgency vote ranking
Pick the urgency score column or any custom priority meta as the vote field and SleekView sorts the entire board from highest to lowest. Staff who feel a SKU is critical today can upvote the card, which bumps it back into the field ATUM dashboards already read.
Filter by supplier or location
A filter bar above the board narrows cards by supplier, by warehouse location, or by SKU category. Saved filters are per user, so the purchasing lead keeps a view focused on long lead suppliers while the floor team sees only the shelf that needs picking right now.
Audience
Three teams using the ATUM feedback board
Purchasing triage
Filter the board to status open, sort by urgency votes, and work the list top down. Cards that the warehouse upvoted today float above older alerts, which keeps purchasing focused on what actually impacts revenue this week rather than alphabetical SKU order.
Warehouse signal
Display the board on a shared warehouse screen sorted by location. Staff upvote SKUs they see sitting empty during picks, which feeds purchasing real time signal that pure threshold rules never capture. The result is fewer surprise stockouts on fast moving lines.
Supplier performance review
Group the board by supplier, then sort by urgency vote totals. Suppliers that consistently appear at the top of the board are the ones to renegotiate first, and the side panel exposes purchase order history without leaving the view for a separate reporting tool.
The bigger picture
Why an inventory feedback view changes purchasing
Inventory work is fundamentally a triage job, and triage is what feedback boards have always been good at. The default ATUM dashboard answers the accounting question of what is in stock today, but it does not answer the warehouse lead's question of what to chase before noon. A board sorted by urgency vote does.
Cards that the team upvoted bubble to the top, supplier and location filters slice the noise away, and status pills make in flight reorders visible to anyone who walks past a shared screen. Because the votes write back to the same ATUM tables, the original dashboards and any downstream supplier integration stay in sync. Nothing forks, nothing drifts, and ATUM Pro features like multi inventory or barcode tools keep behaving exactly as the plugin defines them.
The board is just the lens that finally turns inventory data into a conversation between purchasing and the warehouse, with one shared source of truth that both sides can vote on.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Feedback for ATUM Inventory Management
No. ATUM still owns the stock alert engine, the supplier records, the purchase order flow, and every dashboard widget you rely on today. SleekView is a board view on top of that data. It reads and writes the same fields ATUM defines, which keeps existing automation, reports, and ATUM Pro features working exactly as they do now.
Yes. Logged in staff with the right capability can upvote any card with a single click. SleekView writes the new urgency score back to the ATUM table the alert came from, so the value bubbles up everywhere ATUM reads urgency, including the stock central dashboard and any scheduled CSV reports.
Yes. SleekView reads the location meta ATUM writes on each stock alert and lets you filter or group the board by location. Multi warehouse stores typically render one board per shift screen, each filtered to the location the staff on duty are responsible for picking from.
SleekView writes the status value back to the meta or column you map. If your team uses the same column ATUM exposes for purchase order workflow, the change flows directly. If you keep status separate from the purchase order record, status updates stay informational and ATUM owns the official purchase order state.
Yes. SleekView lets you pick exactly which fields appear on the card front, in the side panel, or stay hidden. A supplier facing board can expose SKU, quantity needed, and expected ship date while keeping internal cost, margin, and reorder threshold meta hidden behind a capability check.
Yes. ATUM Multi Inventory adds extra rows per SKU for different inventory pools. SleekView reads those rows and surfaces the inventory pool as a tag on the card, which lets the warehouse team filter the board to the pool a particular shelf or location maps to.
Reorder rules in ATUM are deterministic and trigger from configured thresholds. Upvotes never change those thresholds. They only adjust the urgency value SleekView ranks by and the score downstream dashboards display. The threshold engine keeps running independently, so automation never gets surprised by a human vote.
Yes. Group the board by supplier and sort by total upvotes across resolved cards. Suppliers whose SKUs the team repeatedly flags as urgent rise to the top, which gives purchasing a defensible signal to bring into renegotiation conversations or to share with finance during quarterly reviews.
Pricing
More than 1000+
happy customers
Explore our flexible licensing options tailored to your needs. Upgrade your license anytime to access more features, or opt for a lifetime license for ongoing value, including lifetime updates and lifetime support. Our hassle-free upgrade process ensures that our platform can grow with you, starting from whichever plan you choose.
Lifetime ♾️
Most popular
EUR
once
- Unlimited websites
- Lifetime updates
- Lifetime support
...or get the Bundle Deal
and save €250 🎁
The Bundle (unlimited sites)
Pay once, own it forever
Elevate your WordPress site with our exclusive plugin bundle that includes all of our premium plugins in one package. Enjoy lifetime updates and lifetime support. Save significantly compared to buying plugins individually.
What’s included
-
SleekAI
-
SleekByte
-
SleekMotion
-
SleekPixel
-
SleekRank
-
SleekView
€749
Continue to checkout