MEC Pro adds bookings, payments, ticket types, and gateway integrations on top of MEC's events CPT. Bookings sit as related records with attendee, ticket type, amount, gateway, and status fields. The default bookings list is paginated with limited filters, which works against day-to-day operations where a coordinator needs status plus ticket type plus event plus capacity together.

SleekView reads the MEC events CPT joined to the bookings records and surfaces ticket type, amount, gateway, and status as columns. Custom event meta from MEC add-ons promotes automatically, so capacity, location, and organizer all sit on the same row. Saved views capture the registration-push checks each event runs.

Inline edits write through standard WordPress APIs and MEC's data layer where supported, so status changes and ticket reassignments fire the same hooks the default admin does. Bulk operations on a filtered view (resend confirmations, refund a session, change status) replace the per-record click-through.

MEC Pro is a complete booking engine for the Modern Events Calendar stack. Events, ticket types, bookings, payments, gateways, and custom meta all sit in WordPress tables and CPT records. The default bookings list is built for editing one record at a time, not for the cross-event review that organizers want during a registration push and that finance wants on Monday.

Treating the joined MEC dataset as a real grid changes the working day: capacity check before the close-out call, gateway reconciliation on Monday, front-desk walk-in lookup in seconds. Saved views become the rituals of the role. The plugin keeps owning the bookings; SleekView just makes the data layer match how event teams actually work.