Namaste! LMS Pro stores per-student course state in namaste_student_courses, per-student lesson state in namaste_student_lessons, and assignment definitions plus submissions in namaste_assignments and the related submission tables. Courses, lessons, and assignments themselves use a mix of CPTs and Namaste-specific tables.

The default Namaste admin lists each object on its own screen, with reports as separate views, which works for editing but is slow for daily operations: a tutor wants every student in a course with progress and any open assignment side by side; a program admin wants enrolment volume per course filtered by date range. SleekView reads the Namaste tables together so each row in a per-student view shows course, progress, current lesson, open assignment, and last activity at once.

Inline status edits route through Namaste's update functions where supported so the standard completion hooks fire. Direct-table edits are available for back-fills with conflict detection. WordPress capability gating keeps tutors inside their own course list while program admins see the whole catalogue.

Namaste! LMS Pro is built for small to mid-sized academies where the default admin handles most day-to-day tasks well. The friction shows up once a tutor has more than a couple of courses or once a program admin wants a single screen for cohort progress. Suddenly the tutor's grading work is spread across screens, the admin's cohort comparison is a spreadsheet export, and the support rep keeps a profile tab open in three browser windows.

All of those operations can be expressed as queries against namaste_student_courses, namaste_student_lessons, and namaste_assignments but the default admin doesn't compose them. SleekView reads the same tables and turns them into a workspace where each role sees the columns and filters their job requires, with edits routed through the standard update functions so completion hooks, notifications, and certificates keep working. The Namaste data is unchanged; the operational layer is sharper.