LifterLMS keeps its membership data spread across CPTs and a custom table. Memberships are llms_membership posts, orders are llms_order posts with the buyer's user_id and gateway stored as postmeta, and enrollments live in wp_lifterlms_user_postmeta with rows like _status (enrolled, expired, cancelled) keyed by user_id and post_id. Transaction history per order is stored as nested llms_transaction posts.

The default LifterLMS admin gives Orders, Memberships, and Students separate screens with limited cross-screen joins. Asking which members are still enrolled in a membership whose subscription has lapsed means reconciling the enrollment status in wp_lifterlms_user_postmeta against the active state of the corresponding llms_order. The Students screen surfaces course progress well, but membership-specific operational questions sit awkwardly between Orders and Students.

SleekView reads the CPTs alongside wp_lifterlms_user_postmeta and joins them on user_id + post_id so a single membership-centric view shows member, enrollment status, subscription state, lifetime spend, and last-transaction outcome. Status edits route through LifterLMS' enrollment helpers (llms_enroll_student, llms_unenroll_student) where supported so registered hooks fire as expected.

LifterLMS is one of the few LMS-and-membership combos that handles courses, memberships, and orders within a single plugin family, which makes it powerful but also means operational data is spread across multiple CPTs and a postmeta table. Every retention question, every dunning workflow, and every access audit needs at least two of those sources read together. Did this member's last order fail.

Is their enrollment still active despite the failed order. How much have they paid lifetime. LifterLMS stores the data to answer all of those, but reaching it from the default admin means jumping between Orders, Memberships, and Students.

SleekView's joined workspace collapses the three into one screen where the row-level question is one filter away. For instructors managing memberships, finance teams running monthly close, and support handling chat queries the consolidation removes the cross-screen reconciliation that otherwise wastes hours. Installs with both course and membership enrollments benefit even more because the same workspace covers both, filtered by CPT instead of jumping between admin sections.