Direct Checkout Pro (and its free counterpart Direct Checkout for WooCommerce) reroutes the add-to-cart button straight to the checkout, skipping the cart page entirely. The resulting orders land in standard WooCommerce tables, wc_orders on HPOS or shop_order posts on legacy. Stock admin doesn't tag them as direct-checkout origin, so they look like any other order in the list.

SleekView reads wc_orders and joins wc_orders_meta so a direct-checkout-origin column becomes possible whenever the merchant adds a flag (most installs do, via a small snippet or built-in option). Filter to direct-checkout-only orders, sort by product to see which single-product page converted most, or group by skip-cart variant for A/B testing. Marketing gets per-variant conversion totals, fulfillment gets pending direct-checkout orders, finance gets a clean ledger.

Inline edits route through WooCommerce CRUD, so woocommerce_order_status_changed still fires, stock decrements still happen, and order-status emails still send. Save views per role so each team works the same data through its own lens.

Direct Checkout Pro exists because cart pages cost conversions on stores where most orders are one product or a small bundle. The plugin solves that frontend problem cleanly. The reporting that comes after it is where things fall apart, because WooCommerce treats every order the same and the source-product and variant context lives in wc_orders_meta that the default Orders screen never surfaces.

Marketing wants to know which product pages converted best with the skip-cart button so they can extend the pattern. Fulfillment wants the pending list filtered to direct-checkout origin so they can batch single-product picks together. Finance wants the same orders reconciled by date and gateway.

Each role needs a different shape of the same data. SleekView composes the joins, surfaces the right meta, and saves the view per role. Same database, same WooCommerce hooks, dramatically less spreadsheet stitching for everyone except the merchant who just wants to see the standard Orders screen.