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SleekView for Spocket: imported supplier products as tables

Read the WooCommerce product post type joined with the Spocket product id, supplier id, and ship-from country the integration stores in wp_postmeta. Audit per-supplier coverage, filter by ship-from region, and bulk-edit categories inline.

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SleekView table view for Spocket

Stop hunting for which Spocket supplier ships from where

Spocket's WooCommerce integration imports curated supplier products into the product custom post type and persists the Spocket product id, supplier id, and ship-from country in wp_postmeta. Spocket's own dashboard lives outside WP Admin; inside Woo, the Products list shows defaults plus a per-product metabox. There is no roll-up audit view, no filter for "US-shipped products only", and no inline way to bulk-categorise an entire supplier's imported catalogue.

SleekView reads wp_posts (post_type=product) and joins it with Spocket's meta keys, typically _spocket_product_id, _spocket_supplier_id, and _spocket_ship_from. Each row becomes a supplier-aware product entry: Spocket id next to Woo price, ship-from country next to stock, supplier id next to category. Filter by ship-from region, sort by import date, save views per supplier or per shipping zone.

Inline edits route through WooCommerce CRUD for Woo fields and through Spocket's hook where supported. Bulk-categorise a hundred imported products in one pass, or filter by ship-from country and bulk-update shipping class so storefront filters stay accurate.

Workflow

Audit Spocket-to-Woo imports

1

Pick the source

Choose wp_posts (post_type=product) as the base and add Spocket's wp_postmeta keys as virtual columns. SleekView detects the integration and pre-fills the meta-key list.
2

Compose supplier columns

Add _spocket_product_id, _spocket_supplier_id, and _spocket_ship_from, plus WooCommerce price and stock for a full audit row.
3

Save the supplier view

Name it "US suppliers only" or "EU low stock" and gate it by capability so different storefront teams get their own scoped table.
4

Edit inline

Bulk-categorise an entire supplier's catalogue, or filter by ship-from country and update shipping classes through Woo CRUD.

Sample columns

A typical Spocket imported products view

Joins wp_posts with wp_postmeta keys the integration writes, so each row pairs a WooCommerce product with its Spocket supplier.
Source: wp_posts (post_type=product) + wp_postmeta (_spocket_product_id, _spocket_supplier_id)
Product Spocket ID Supplier Ships from Cost Stock
Linen tote bag sp_82741 Atlantic Crafts US $4.20 In stock
Wool throw blanket sp_82602 NordicTextiles EU €12.50 In stock
Ceramic planter, small sp_82518 Greenleaf Studio US $6.80 Low
Bamboo cutlery set sp_82411 EcoLiving EU €3.10 Out

Comparison

Default Spocket integration admin vs SleekView

Default Spocket integration admin

  • Per-product metabox in Woo; the main dashboard lives outside WP Admin
  • No filter for "US-shipped products only" or per-supplier roll-up inside Woo
  • Bulk category assignment requires the Woo Products list, with supplier info hidden
  • Spocket supplier id and ship-from country aren't columns in the Products list
  • Stale stock indicators only appear after a customer attempts to buy

SleekView

  • Join wp_posts (post_type=product) with Spocket meta keys in wp_postmeta
  • Ship-from country as a filter for shipping-zone audits
  • Filter by supplier, ship-from region, or stock state in one query
  • Bulk-update categories and shipping classes through Woo CRUD
  • Save views per role ("US suppliers only", "EU low stock")

Features

What SleekView gives you for Spocket

Ship-from country as a column

Add _spocket_ship_from alongside WooCommerce price and stock. Build US-only or EU-only views for stores that promise regional shipping, no metabox digging.

Supplier and stock filters together

Filter by Spocket supplier, ship-from region, and Woo stock state in one query. Save the view as "EU suppliers, low stock" so reorder candidates are one click away.

Bulk-categorise inline

Select an entire supplier's imports and assign categories or shipping classes in one pass. woocommerce_update_product fires per row, so search and storefront filters stay current.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Spocket

Dropship operators

Audit per-supplier coverage and ship-from distribution. Spot supplier concentration risk and confirm regional shipping promises actually match the import mix.

International storefronts

Build separate views for US, EU, and rest-of-world catalogues. Each storefront's shipping zone gets its own scoped Spocket subset.

Support

When a customer asks where a product ships from, look up the Spocket supplier and ship-from column. Quote shipping time accurately based on the supplier's region.

The bigger picture

Why Spocket audits matter for regional storefronts

Spocket's pitch is supplier quality and regional fulfilment: US suppliers shipping to US customers, EU suppliers shipping to EU customers, fast and credible. The pitch only holds up if the catalogue mix actually matches the storefronts you're promising. The default Woo Products list doesn't expose ship-from country, supplier id, or Spocket product id, so confirming the promise means opening products one at a time.

SleekView turns that audit into a single filtered view. Operators see ship-from distribution at a glance, finance spots cost-versus-retail outliers across suppliers, and support quotes shipping times from the actual supplier metadata instead of a generic policy. Edits go through Woo CRUD, so storefront filters and search index hooks fire normally.

The Spocket dashboard keeps handling discovery and supplier connections. The in-WP audit surface lives inside SleekView, next to the rest of the product data.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for Spocket

Imported products live in wp_posts (post_type=product), and the Spocket product id, supplier id, and ship-from country live in wp_postmeta under keys like _spocket_product_id and _spocket_ship_from. SleekView reads both and joins them per row.

 

No. SleekView reads the WordPress database. Spocket's external dashboard and API stay where they are; SleekView is the in-Woo audit surface for what the integration has imported locally.

 

Yes. Filter by _spocket_ship_from equals US (or EU, or any country code Spocket writes) and save the view. Useful for stores that promise local shipping for regional customers.

 

Yes. Spocket products live in wp_posts, which is unaffected by HPOS. HPOS only relocates orders, so the product audit view is identical on legacy and HPOS stores.

 

Build a view sorted by supplier id with a count column, or filter to a single supplier and review the row count. Useful for spotting catalogue dependencies on any single Spocket partner.

 

Yes. Edits to WooCommerce product fields go through CRUD, so woocommerce_update_product fires per row and downstream sync (search index, storefront filters) runs normally.

 

If the integration writes a stock or last-checked timestamp to wp_postmeta, SleekView shows it as a filterable column. Where Spocket relies on Woo's native stock fields, the standard Woo stock column covers it.

 

No. Spocket's product discovery, supplier connection, and external dashboard remain where they are. SleekView is the in-WP audit and bulk-edit surface for what the integration has already pushed into Woo.

 

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