Dokan models vendors as WordPress users with the seller role and writes per-vendor revenue splits to its own dokan_orders table (order id, seller id, order total, net amount, fee, status). Withdrawal requests live in dokan_withdraw with their own pending/approved/cancelled lifecycle. Vendor profile data spreads across the user meta and the dokan_vendor_balance view. The Dokan admin gives you per-vendor pages and aggregate reports, but a single cross-vendor commissions or withdrawals queue is exactly what the default UI does not provide.

SleekView reads dokan_orders and dokan_withdraw as first-class sources and joins to wc_orders (HPOS) by order id and to users by seller id. The result is a single table where finance can filter pending withdrawals across every seller, vendor managers can see per-seller revenue, and marketplace owners can rank sellers by net commission month over month.

Inline edits to withdrawal status route through Dokan's CRUD layer where supported, so withdrawal-approval emails and balance-update hooks fire as expected. Bulk-approve a withdrawal batch after a payout cycle, with the same audit trail as the per-request admin flow.

Dokan is one of the most established multi-vendor solutions for WooCommerce, with a polished vendor dashboard and a solid admin for the day a marketplace launches. The catch is that a successful Dokan marketplace eventually has hundreds or thousands of sellers, weekly payout cycles, ID-verification queues, refund audits, and seller-success workflows that the default admin was never built for. dokan_orders stores per-vendor revenue splits, dokan_withdraw stores payout requests, the users table holds seller accounts, and wc_orders holds the buyer-facing order.

The default admin paginates each of these separately. Finance teams running a Friday payout cycle bounce between five screens; seller-success managers comparing top sellers run custom SQL; marketplace owners auditing high-value withdrawals open each request by hand. SleekView joins the four sources once and exposes them as a workspace: cross-seller withdrawals, per-seller revenue ranking, inline approvals, scoped exports.

Same database, same Dokan hooks, dramatically less per-vendor clicking.