Team Booking stores reservations as a custom post type with start time, end time, service ID, team-member assignment, and customer details in wp_postmeta. Team members and services are configured through the plugin's settings, and each team member's availability is read from a connected Google Calendar so external events block out booking slots automatically.

The default admin lists reservations with fixed columns and surfaces team-member info one row at a time. Comparing two team members' schedules side by side, filtering by service across members, or auditing which reservations came from which Google Calendar all require opening many records.

SleekView reads the reservation CPT directly, pivots the postmeta fields into named columns, and joins to the team-member configuration and service settings. Inline-edit a reservation's status and the change routes through Team Booking's own update so Google Calendar stays in sync.

Team Booking is at its best when several team members each take bookings from the same site. The plugin handles the heavy lifting of per-member availability, calendar sync, and service configuration, and the default admin focuses on creating and editing those entities one at a time. The gap shows up on a busy week: a team lead wants to see every member's day at once, an individual member wants their own day sorted by time, and finance wants to know who handled which paid reservation last month.

SleekView reads the same data Team Booking writes and turns the per-row view into a per-team grid. Each member's calendar sync is visible inline, status edits route through the plugin's own update so Google Calendar stays in step, and saved views give each role exactly the slice they need. The result is a team that runs from one screen instead of one screen per member.