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SleekView for Drip: WP-side sync settings & event hooks as tables

Drip pushes WooCommerce events to its cloud — customers and revenue reporting live there. The WP plugin keeps its account ID, JS-snippet flags, opt-in default state, and checkout-text overrides in wp_options. SleekView gives ops a real table for that.

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SleekView table view for Drip for WooCommerce

Drip is intentionally thin on the WordPress side

Drip's plugin philosophy is "do as little as possible locally." That means the WP-side surface is small: account ID, opt-in default, JS snippet attributes, checkout text. SleekView surfaces those settings as columns so multisite networks and agencies can audit Drip configuration across many stores without opening each one.

Sample columns

A typical Drip multisite settings audit

Drip stores its account-level config in wp_options. SleekView reads each multisite blog's option row.
Source: wp_options
Site Drip account Opt-in default Snippet type Checkout text Status
main store 9012345 Off module Default Active
EU store 9012345 Off module Custom (DE) Active
test store 9012345 On default Default Opt-in default on
legacy (empty) Off default Default Not configured

Comparison

Default Drip settings vs SleekView

Default Drip settings page

  • Settings page is per-site — no multisite roll-up
  • Opt-in default toggle is buried under a checkbox label
  • JS-snippet customization (added in 1.1.7) lives in wp_options with no UI
  • No quick way to audit which sites have account_id set vs missing
  • Checkout-text overrides aren't visible from the network admin

SleekView

  • Show every multisite's Drip account_id in one table
  • Flag sites where the opt-in default is on (a privacy red flag in many regions)
  • Surface custom JS-snippet attributes set via the drip_set_snippet_* filters
  • Inline-edit checkout opt-in copy across stores
  • Detect HPOS vs legacy WooCommerce so Drip's order events line up

Features

What SleekView gives you for Drip for WooCommerce

Network-wide Drip audit

On WordPress multisite, Drip is configured per blog. SleekView pulls each blog's option row into one cross-site table.

Opt-in default visibility

If "opt-in by default" is enabled, every checkout pre-checks the box. SleekView lets you find and disable that fast for GDPR-sensitive stores.

Snippet attribute audit

Custom type and attributes set via drip_set_snippet_* filters end up in options. SleekView shows them so devs aren't grepping themes.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Drip

Multisite store ops

Confirm every regional store points at the right Drip account before a major campaign.

Privacy team

Check that no production stores ship with the opt-in default set to on — Drip's own changelog warns this was accidentally everyone in 1.0.4.

Migration support

When migrating a store to Drip, audit the staged config against production before swapping account IDs.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Drip for WooCommerce

No. Drip's design pushes events out via JS — none of that round-trips into WordPress. SleekView focuses on the local WP-side config: account_id, opt-in defaults, snippet attributes, checkout strings.

 

Drip's options live in wp_options, typically under drip_account_id, drip_default_checkbox, and a few related keys. SleekView surfaces them as named columns.

 

Drip reads orders and products via WooCommerce's own data layer at runtime. The orders themselves are in wc_orders (HPOS) or posts (legacy). SleekView for WooCommerce covers that side; this view is the Drip configuration on top.

 

Drip records events in its cloud, not in WordPress. To audit which events fired, use the Drip dashboard. SleekView's role is the WP-side surface only.

 

Drip 1.1.4 added HPOS compatibility. SleekView reads whichever order schema is active and joins to Drip's local config without changes.

 

Yes. Drip 1.1.9 added multisite support — each blog has its own settings row. SleekView aggregates across blogs into one network-wide audit table.

 

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