B2B for WooCommerce (the Addify or comparable B2B suite plugin) adds three layers on top of WooCommerce: customer groups stored as taxonomy terms or a custom table, quote requests stored as custom post type shop_quote (or similar) with line items as quote meta, and B2B-flagged orders that look like normal WooCommerce orders but with a group assignment on the customer. Group-specific pricing, tax rules, and payment-method visibility all key off group membership.

The default WooCommerce admin doesn't surface customer groups on the orders or users screen. Quote requests live on their own admin screen with fixed columns and force per-row clicks to approve or convert into orders. Filtering orders to a specific customer group, sorting quotes by request date, or auditing which groups carry the most outstanding quotes all need custom queries.

SleekView reads the customer-group source, joins it to wp_users and to wc_orders, and surfaces quotes from shop_quote in a parallel view with line-item aggregates. Inline quote approval writes through the plugin's CRUD so quote-to-order conversion hooks fire as configured.

B2B for WooCommerce solves the customer-facing side of B2B selling: groups, quote requests, group-specific pricing, and tier-aware tax rules at checkout. The admin side of the same flow lags behind because the data lives in five places at once: customer groups in a taxonomy or custom table, group assignments in usermeta, quotes as shop_quote custom posts with line items in postmeta, orders in wc_orders, and conversion links in meta on both ends. The default admin keeps those screens separate, so quote review, group-specific revenue, and acceptance-rate-per-rep analyses all require either custom queries or jumping between screens.

SleekView pivots the customer-group assignment onto every record, builds the quote workspace with line items expandable per row, and aggregates orders by group for the quarterly revenue split. B2B sales reps approve quotes inline and convert them to orders with hooks intact. Account managers reassign customers between groups as tiers change.

Finance reconciles quoted total versus invoiced total in one view. The B2B layer becomes operational data, not a parallel admin maze.