No. The Klarna Payments plugin keeps owning every Klarna API call your store makes, including capture, refund, and dispute responses. SleekView Feedback is a board view on top of the Klarna meta the plugin writes to WooCommerce orders, so the team gets a better triage surface without losing any gateway functionality.

No. Status pills update a finance workflow meta SleekView writes. Real refund and capture calls go through the Klarna Payments plugin via the Klarna API. If you wire a status change to a hook that triggers a refund, that automation is your design choice, not SleekView making payment decisions.

Yes. Klarna Payments writes the Klarna payment method category to each order, and SleekView renders it as a coloured category tag on the card. Filters and groups can split the board into one column per payment method, which makes it easy to spot patterns in disputes by product type or basket size.

Yes. The Klarna case or dispute ID stored on the order meta surfaces in the side panel of each card, so the disputes lead can copy it into the Klarna Merchant Portal when an action there is required. Most stores keep the WooCommerce order ID as the prominent card heading for readability.

Yes. Klarna Payments and other WooCommerce gateways write distinct meta keys to orders, so SleekView can render each gateway as a separate data source. Some stores keep one board per gateway, others merge gateways into a single payment triage view filtered by gateway, depending on team structure.

Yes. SleekView reads from whichever WooCommerce order tables the store uses, including the High Performance Order Storage orders table when enabled. Klarna Payments writes the same meta either way, so the feedback board behaves identically on the legacy posts table and on the new HPOS schema.

Yes. SleekView respects WordPress capabilities, so the same board page can render a support-safe version that hides payout impact and capture IDs while showing customer email and dispute reason. Finance sees the full version on a different page that reads the same underlying records.

Yes. When the Klarna order is a Slice It plan, the installment metadata Klarna Payments writes is available to the card. Most stores expose the next installment due date in the side panel, which helps finance prioritise outreach on overdue installments before they affect Klarna seller standing.