Solid Backups Pro is the rebrand of BackupBuddy, and the data model is unchanged: per-run records in wp_options under the plugin's prefix, archives on disk under wp-content/uploads/backupbuddy_*, and destinations like Solid Backups Stash, Amazon S3, Google Drive, Dropbox, and FTP. The default Backups screen lists archive files chronologically with a status badge, which is fine for one-site inspection and weak for operational reporting. Slow runs, throttled destinations, and recurring warnings all share the same plain row treatment.

SleekView reads the same run records and gives each a row with the columns that earn their keep when something goes wrong: started, type (Database, Files, Database+Files, Schedule), destination, size, duration, outcome. Filtering destination equals Stash with outcome equals Warning over 30 days surfaces the slow-pushing storage runs the Backups screen never highlights. Sorting by duration descending catches the slow drift in nightly fulls before it overlaps the next schedule.

Edits route through Solid Backups Pro's own hooks. Re-running a job, pruning a destination, or rotating credentials all call plugin actions rather than writing to option records directly. The schedule, the encryption keys, and the destination credentials remain canonical inside Solid Backups; SleekView is the read layer over the records the plugin already maintains.

Solid Backups Pro is the same backup engine BackupBuddy customers have used for years, and that history is what makes its data set worth a grid. Long-running customers accumulate run records that span many destinations, many archive types, and many schedule variations. The default Backups screen is designed for inspecting individual archives, which is appropriate at small scale and painful at agency or multi-site scale.

The questions ops engineers and owners actually ask (Did every nightly full succeed this month? Is the Stash push duration drifting? Which destination produced the most warnings?) are joins and aggregates that a flat list cannot answer cleanly. SleekView reads the same option-based records and turns them into a grid with sortable columns, saved views, role scoping, and inline actions that call Solid Backups' own hooks. The plugin's backup engine, encryption, and destination credentials all remain authoritative.

The grid is the operational view layer that turns Solid Backups Pro from a backup product into a backup operations product, and it is what long-running BackupBuddy customers have wanted out of the rebrand all along.