Email Templates by CreativeMinds (the CM Email Templates plugin) lets administrators design reusable HTML email layouts inside WordPress, organise them with a custom taxonomy and assign templates to WordPress events (new user, password reset) and integrated plugins. Templates live as a custom post type with status, last modified and assignment meta; categories live as taxonomy terms.

SleekView reads that data directly and renders one row per template: title, status, category, assigned_event, sender_override, last_modified. Filter to assigned_event=null to surface every layout that no longer routes to anything. Filter the category to one term to scope a brand audit. Sort by post_modified to surface the templates no steward has touched since the last brand refresh.

The plugin keeps owning the editor, the routing and the front-end render. The table view owns the inventory surface, so a library that has accumulated dozens of layouts finally produces one sortable, filterable grid for brand, dev and compliance review.

Email Templates by CreativeMinds tends to land on installs that take their transactional email seriously enough to invest in a library. The plugin handles the design and the routing, and that's where its surface stops. After the first few campaigns ship, the library accumulates more categories, more single-use templates, more orphan assignments.

The plugin admin keeps showing one row at a time, which means the questions "which event slots are covered?" and "which categories are dense and which are quietly empty?" have no quick answer. SleekView reads the same CPT, taxonomy and postmeta the runtime route already uses, then renders the inventory as a sortable, filterable admin grid. The plugin keeps owning the editor and the routing; the table view owns the audit the brand, dev and compliance teams all needed.