Platinum SEO Pro keeps its data in WordPress's own tables. Per-post SEO titles, descriptions, robots flags, and canonical URLs live in wp_postmeta under the plugin's _psp_* prefix (the exact suffixes vary slightly across versions but the prefix and the table location are stable). Redirect rules live in wp_options rows the plugin maintains, alongside other plugin settings.

The default Platinum SEO Pro admin offers per-post sidebar fields and a redirects screen. Auditing the entire site for empty meta descriptions, sorting redirects by hit count, or filtering for posts with a noindex flag and a non-zero traffic level all require switching screens and rebuilding filters. SleekView reads wp_postmeta and the redirect option rows together and exposes them in one grid.

Inline edits to meta fields route through the plugin's update path where available, and write to wp_postmeta directly when the plugin has no public API. Either path keeps head tags, sitemap entries, and redirect resolution consistent with what SEO leads change in the grid.

Platinum SEO Pro covers the practical SEO surface most WordPress sites need: meta titles, descriptions, canonicals, robots flags, and a redirect ruleset. The default admin surfaces those fields in the post sidebar and on separate redirect and settings screens, which is fine for editing one post at a time but useless for the routine audit work that keeps a site healthy. SleekView reads _psp_* postmeta together with the redirect option rows and exposes them as one editable grid.

SEO managers sort by empty meta description and queue rewrites. Editors see scoped views of their own drafts. Migration leads audit redirect hit counts and disable stale rules inline.

Inline edits route through Platinum SEO so head tags refresh exactly as they would after a sidebar edit. The plugin keeps doing the rendering and the redirect resolution; SleekView just makes the data legible at scale.