SleekView for Pinpoint Booking: reservations, calendars & payments as tables
Read directly from Pinpoint's reservation, schedule, and payment tables along with its per-booking custom fields. Sort, filter, and inline-edit reservations without opening each booking page.
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Stop opening every reservation to check a custom field
Pinpoint Booking System stores reservations, schedules, and payments in its own custom tables, with per-booking custom fields configured per calendar. The default admin lists reservations with a fixed column set — booking ID, calendar, date range, status — and any custom field you added for guest count, dietary needs, or referral source lives behind a per-reservation click. SleekView reads Pinpoint's tables directly so the columns you actually use on every shift become the columns you see.
Custom fields are where the plugin's flexibility outpaces its admin. Pinpoint lets you define dropdowns, text inputs, and required questions per calendar, then stores the answers as related rows. The default reservation list never surfaces them. SleekView joins the custom-field tables and lets you pick any field as a column, so a wedding-venue reservation list can show guest count, menu choice, and accessibility note alongside the booking ID and date.
Inline edits go through Pinpoint's own save logic, so payment status updates still fire the gateway hooks, and reservation-status changes still trigger the configured emails. Bulk-confirm fifteen pending reservations after a Monday-morning audit and the same notifications run as if you'd opened each one — except it took twenty seconds.
Workflow
How SleekView reads your Pinpoint schema
Pick the source table
Compose your column set
Save and scope the view
Edit inline and ship
Sample columns
A typical Pinpoint reservations view
wp_dt_calendars + wp_dt_bookings + wp_dt_payments
| Booking # | Calendar | Date range | Guest | Total | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B-2041 | Studio A | Apr 26 – Apr 29 | Sara Holm | €420 | Approved |
| B-2040 | Studio B | Apr 27 – Apr 28 | Daniel Reyes | €140 | Pending |
| B-2039 | Workshop | May 02 | Linn Bauer | €80 | Pending |
| B-2038 | Studio A | Apr 24 – Apr 25 | Marc Okafor | €280 | Cancelled |
| B-2037 | Photo Set | Apr 30 | Yuki Tanaka | €220 | Approved |
Comparison
Default Pinpoint admin vs SleekView
Default Pinpoint admin
- Fixed reservation columns — custom fields hidden behind a per-booking click
- Status changes require opening each reservation individually
- Filtering is limited (status + calendar + date) with no saved filter sets
- Payment status not visible alongside reservation in the list
- Custom-field answers can't be sorted or filtered from the list
SleekView
- Read directly from Pinpoint's reservation, schedule, and payment tables
- Inline-approve or decline reservations across many rows at once
- Custom columns from per-calendar custom fields and payment metadata
- Save filtered views per role (e.g. "This week's pending payments")
- Switch between table and kanban views grouped by status or calendar
Features
What SleekView gives you for Pinpoint Booking System
Custom-field columns
Pinpoint's per-calendar custom fields become real columns. Guest count, dietary requirement, referral source — sortable and filterable in the list, instead of one click into the reservation.
Inline-approve in bulk
Flip pending reservations to approved (or declined) right in the row. Bulk-update across a Monday-morning audit while Pinpoint's status hooks and notification emails still fire.
Compose precise filters
Combine calendar, date range, status, custom-field answer, and payment state in one filter. Save it as a named view your team reuses on every shift — no rebuilding it daily.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for Pinpoint Booking System
Front-desk teams
Today's check-ins by calendar with guest contact, custom-field answers, and payment status visible inline. Approve pending bookings without leaving the table.
Finance teams
Filter approved reservations by date range and payment gateway for reconciliation. Export the filtered set to CSV for the bookkeeper without leaving WordPress.
Event coordinators
Group reservations by calendar with custom-field columns for guest count and special requests. Catch capacity overlaps before the day-of without spreadsheet exports.
The bigger picture
Why row-level booking ops beat per-reservation clicks
Pinpoint Booking System gives WordPress sites a flexible reservation engine — calendars, schedules, custom fields, payments, gateways. The configuration is genuinely powerful. But the admin surfaces that flexibility through a per-reservation editor, which scales poorly the moment your team handles more than a handful of bookings a day.
The default reservation list shows fixed columns, hides custom-field answers behind a click, and forces every approval through the per-booking screen. Custom fields — guest count, dietary need, referral source, accessibility note — exist in the database, drive the booking experience, and then disappear from the operational view. SleekView turns the same data into the workspace each role needs: front-desk teams see today's arrivals with custom-field columns inline, finance filters approved bookings by gateway for reconciliation, coordinators catch capacity overlaps before they happen.
Same database, same notifications, dramatically less clicking — and the custom fields you configured for a reason finally pull their weight outside the booking form.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Pinpoint Booking System
Yes. Pinpoint stores reservations, schedules, payments, and configuration in its own tables (typically prefixed dt_). SleekView discovers them, lists the columns and joinable tables actually present, and lets you compose views without writing SQL or exporting data to a spreadsheet.
Yes. Pinpoint's custom-field answers live in a related table keyed to reservation ID. SleekView joins that table so any field you've configured (text, dropdown, required question) becomes a column you can sort and filter. The agent UI lists the fields actually defined on each calendar so you don't have to guess.
Yes. SleekView writes through the plugin's own save logic, so the same hooks fire that Pinpoint's admin triggers. Approving a reservation sends the configured approval email, declining triggers the decline notification, and any third-party plugin listening on the booking-status events keeps working.
Yes. Reservations are one table, payments another, but SleekView joins them so a single view shows reservation date, total, payment gateway, and payment status side by side. Or build a tabbed page with separate Reservations, Payments, and Schedule views — same plugin data, role-specific columns.
Each calendar is a row in the calendars table with linked reservations. SleekView lets you scope a view to one calendar, several, or all — and group by calendar in the table. Custom fields differ per calendar, and the agent UI shows you only the fields valid for the selected scope.
No — it's an additional admin surface. Pinpoint's calendar grid and per-reservation editor stay where they are for owners who like them. SleekView adds the row-level views Pinpoint doesn't ship, so front-desk and finance teams stop opening reservations one at a time.
SleekView reads payment records as the plugin stores them — gateway, transaction ID, amount, status. It doesn't initiate new charges (Pinpoint's checkout still does that), but inline status updates that Pinpoint exposes through its own admin (e.g. mark paid) work the same way through SleekView and fire the same hooks.
Yes. Pinpoint stores check-in and check-out as indexed columns. SleekView filters and sorts on those directly, so a "This week's arrivals" view is one date-range filter, and sorting by check-in is fast even on calendars with thousands of historical reservations.
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