Stripe transaction views for WooCommerce orders
Stop pivoting between WooCommerce orders and the Stripe dashboard. SleekView shows the gateway data that lives on every order.
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Stripe records ride along on your orders. SleekView surfaces them.
Sample columns
How the Stripe gateway stores data
wp_wc_orders_meta
| Meta key | Description | Type | Editable | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| _stripe_charge_id | Captured charge ID | string | No | Read |
| _stripe_intent_id | PaymentIntent reference | string | No | Read |
| _stripe_customer_id | Linked Stripe customer | string | Yes | Editable |
| _stripe_card_last4 | Stored last four digits | string | No | Read |
Comparison
Default Stripe view vs. SleekView
Stripe gateway default
- Stripe metadata buried inside the order edit screen
- No way to filter orders by card brand or charge status
- Cannot bulk inspect saved sources across customers
- Refund history scattered across order notes
- No filtered exports by gateway-specific fields
SleekView
- Promote Stripe meta keys to sortable columns
- Filter by card brand, country, or three-D-Secure outcome
- Bulk select orders by charge status
- Inline-edit allowed Stripe customer references
- Export filtered slices for finance review
Features
What SleekView gives you for Stripe Payment Gateway for WooCommerce
Meta as columns
Pick any Stripe meta key and surface it as a column with the right type formatting and filter operators.
Charge filters
Combine WooCommerce order status with Stripe charge state for refund-ready and risk-elevated views.
3DS audit
Track which orders went through Strong Customer Authentication and which fell back, in one column.
Audience
Where Stripe stores use SleekView
Refund queue
Build a view of refundable orders, sorted by capture date and grouped by gateway response.
Decline triage
Sort failed authorizations by decline code so you can spot expired-card waves before churn.
Customer lookup
Filter orders by Stripe customer to assemble a real customer history without leaving WooCommerce.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for Stripe Payment Gateway for WooCommerce
No. It uses wc_orders_meta. SleekView treats those meta keys as proper columns.
Charge IDs are read-only because they reference Stripe-side state. Notes and tags are editable.
Yes, SleekView reads from the High-Performance Order Storage tables that the modern Stripe gateway writes to.
Saved sources stored as customer meta show up as their own filterable column.
Yes, the visible slice exports to CSV including any Stripe meta columns you have promoted.
No, it reads only what the Stripe plugin already stored in your database.
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