Mollie Payments for WooCommerce stores the Mollie order ID, the payment method (iDEAL, Bancontact, credit card, SEPA Direct Debit, and the rest), and any chargeback or refund references on each WooCommerce order via meta keys like _mollie_order_id and _mollie_payment_method. Mollie chargebacks and refund records sit in the Mollie Dashboard outside WordPress, which forces finance to switch between systems for every case, and the default WooCommerce list never highlights the Mollie specific signals at all.

SleekView Feedback reads the same Mollie meta the plugin writes and renders each Mollie backed order as a card on a feedback board. Cards show the order ID, the customer email, the captured amount, the Mollie payment method, and a status pill mapped to the finance workflow. The board sorts by payout impact votes, so the chargebacks and refund cases that affect the next Mollie payout sit at the top instead of being lost in the date sorted noise of the default WooCommerce orders screen.

Upvotes write the new impact value to a meta SleekView keeps alongside the existing Mollie Payments fields, which means scheduled reconciliation reports and any downstream payout dashboard see the same ranking. Mollie Payments keeps owning every Mollie API call for captures, refunds, and chargeback responses, while SleekView gives finance the missing single board view to triage from when daily Mollie volume grows beyond what spreadsheets can absorb.

Stores running Mollie Payments benefit from a payment mix that other gateways simply do not match. iDEAL, Bancontact, SEPA Direct Debit, credit card, and several local European methods all flow through the same plugin, which is great for conversion but painful for finance triage. The Mollie Dashboard sits outside WordPress, the WooCommerce order list mixes Mollie orders with every other payment method, and chargebacks live in a third place.

A feedback board sorted by payout impact votes the team placed today fixes the fragmentation. Cards expose every Mollie field finance needs in one place, status pills make the hand off between support, refund clerks, and the disputes lead obvious, and votes write back to the same WooCommerce order meta Mollie Payments already uses. The plugin keeps owning every API call to Mollie for captures, refunds, and chargeback responses.

SleekView simply turns scattered cases into a single shared queue where the most expensive issue sits at the top and every team member is voting on the same data from one WordPress admin.