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SleekView for TrustPulse: WP-side webhook & API state as tables

TrustPulse social-proof notifications render from its cloud, but the plugin keeps webhook health, API tokens, and registered WooCommerce hooks in wp_options. SleekView gives ops a real table for that connection layer.

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SleekView table view for TrustPulse

Notifications run in the cloud — but the wiring lives here

TrustPulse 1.1 added a webhook-status page; before that, there was no WP-side audit at all. The plugin still stores its API key and registered webhook IDs in wp_options. SleekView reads that wiring and tells you which webhooks are alive, which expired, and which campaigns reference each.

Sample columns

A typical TrustPulse webhook health view

WooCommerce webhooks registered by TrustPulse live in wp_woocommerce_log indirectly, but the IDs and topics are tracked in TrustPulse's option array.
Source: wp_options
Webhook Topic Last delivery Failures Campaign Status
tp-1801 order.created Apr 24 0 Recent sales Healthy
tp-1802 order.updated Apr 24 1 Recent sales Healthy
tp-1700 order.created Mar 12 12 Promo Q1 Slowing
tp-1500 order.created Feb 02 47 (deleted) Orphaned

Comparison

Default TrustPulse webhook page vs SleekView

Default TrustPulse status page

  • Plugin's webhook page lists hooks but doesn't tie them to campaigns
  • No filter for orphaned webhooks (campaign deleted in TrustPulse)
  • Failure counts roll up but per-webhook history isn't shown
  • API token is hidden behind a save form — no quick "is it set" check
  • Multisite roll-up doesn't exist

SleekView

  • Pair webhook IDs with TrustPulse campaign names
  • Surface failure counts as a sortable column
  • Catch orphaned webhooks (campaign deleted on TrustPulse side)
  • Audit which sites have an active API connection
  • Inline-edit campaign mapping when refactoring social proof

Features

What SleekView gives you for TrustPulse

Hooks paired with campaigns

TrustPulse's option store maps webhook IDs to campaign IDs. SleekView joins that to your live campaign list and shows orphaned hooks.

Failure rate, sortable

Sort by failure count to find webhooks delivering badly so you can re-register them before social proof goes cold.

Cross-site rollup

On agencies running TrustPulse on many client sites, see every install's connection state in one network-admin table.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for TrustPulse

Support

When a client says "my TrustPulse stopped showing sales," check the WP-side webhook state instead of asking them to open the dashboard.

Agency owners

Audit every client's TrustPulse install for orphaned webhooks during your monthly health check.

Privacy review

Confirm which order events are being mirrored to TrustPulse — a useful disclosure for GDPR records.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for TrustPulse

No. The notifications themselves render from the TrustPulse cloud. SleekView reads the WP-side connection state — webhook IDs, API key presence, last-delivery timestamps — that the plugin stores in wp_options.

 

Mostly in wp_options. The plugin doesn't create custom tables. WooCommerce webhooks the plugin registers live in WooCommerce's own webhook table, and SleekView can join the two.

 

Yes. The plugin keeps a hook-to-campaign mapping in its option array. SleekView surfaces it as a column and lets you filter by campaign name.

 

No — webhooks are tied to TrustPulse-side campaign IDs. To delete a webhook, retire the matching campaign in TrustPulse first; SleekView will mark the local row orphaned for you.

 

Yes. The data SleekView reads is the same on free and paid plans. Pro adds more campaign types but doesn't change the WP-side storage.

 

TrustPulse 1.0.3 added Give support, and other plugins funnel through generic webhooks. SleekView reads whatever events the plugin has registered, regardless of source.

 

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