Easy Events Tickets is a lightweight ticketing plugin that writes each ticket purchase as a eet_ticket custom post type. Attendee name, email, ticket type, event reference, and check-in flag live in wp_postmeta. The default admin presents tickets as a per-event list, which is fine for a single small event and frustrating once a venue runs multiple events through the month.

SleekView reads the eet_ticket CPT and joins the linked event post for event title and start date. Attendee name, email, ticket type, total, and check-in flag promote from wp_postmeta into named columns. Inline edits route through the same meta keys the front-end ticket flow reads, so a check-in marked in the grid lines up with the QR-code scanner's record.

The operational result is a cross-event ticket grid: one screen for door staff, one saved view per role, one CSV export per event for badge printing. The plugin keeps doing what it does well; the admin gains the workflow surface it was missing.

Easy Events Tickets gets the basics right: a clean CPT for each ticket, attendee meta on the post, a QR scanner for the door. That is enough for the first event a venue runs through the plugin. By the third event it isn't, because the admin still treats tickets as a per-event list and operators need cross-event visibility, role-based saved views, and an inline check-in flow that works on the phone in the staff member's pocket.

The data is already there; the admin just hides it. Promoting the meta keys into a real grid, joining the linked event post, and pinning views per role rebuilds the operational picture without changing the underlying plugin. Venues keep their lightweight ticketing tool and gain the admin workflow that comes with much larger event platforms.