WCFM Marketplace stores vendor identities as users with the wcfm_vendor role and detailed vendor settings in usermeta plus wcfm_marketplace_vendor rows. Every parent WooCommerce order spawns one or more rows in wcfm_marketplace_orders: one per vendor that has line items on the order, with item_id, order_id, vendor_id, commission_amount, shipping_amount, tax_amount, total_commission, commission_status, and timestamps. Withdrawal requests live in wcfm_marketplace_withdraw_request with a withdraw_status column.

Default WCFM admin screens are vendor-centric: one page for orders per vendor, another for withdrawals, another for products. Filtering unpaid commissions across all vendors, auditing the past month of withdrawal approvals, or building a leaderboard of top-grossing vendors all need custom queries. WCFM provides REST endpoints but no joined admin table.

SleekView reads wcfm_marketplace_orders, joins user data for vendor name and store URL, and surfaces withdrawal status from the linked withdrawal request when one exists. Marketplace finance closes the month from one workspace instead of clicking through vendor screens.

WCFM Marketplace ships strong vendor-side admin screens but operators of the marketplace itself need the inverse view. A finance manager closing the month doesn't think one vendor at a time; they think "which commissions are unpaid, grouped by vendor, summed, ready to disburse". A vendor success manager doesn't audit one vendor's products; they look at the marketplace ranked by net commission to find the top performers and the ramping vendors.

Support doesn't open a vendor screen; they look at a parent order and ask which vendors are exposed to a refund. The data is there, split cleanly across wcfm_marketplace_orders, wcfm_marketplace_withdraw_request, and the vendor users, with parent orders in WooCommerce's order store. SleekView joins those four sources into a workspace where filters facet by commission status, withdrawal status, and date range, and where every row carries vendor payout context.

Month-end finance, dormant-vendor outreach, and refund audits collapse from screen-hopping to saved filtered views. The marketplace doesn't slow down; the admin gets out of the way.