Elavon's Converge gateway is heavy in North American card processing, and its WooCommerce extension stores transaction id, approval code, AVS, CVV, and capture status into order meta on every checkout. On HPOS stores these land in wc_orders_meta under keys such as _wc_elavon_txn_id, _wc_elavon_approval_code, _wc_elavon_avs_response, and _wc_elavon_capture_status. None of those keys show up on the default Orders screen.

SleekView reads them as columns alongside the WooCommerce order data. Daily batch reconciliation becomes a saved view filtered on capture date with totals visible inline. Declines filter by AVS code for fraud audit. Authorisations approaching the Elavon settlement window get a sort-by-age view that surfaces stale auths before they expire. Tokens in woocommerce_payment_tokens joined to woocommerce_payment_tokenmeta expose saved card references per customer.

Inline status edits route through WooCommerce CRUD, so woocommerce_order_status_changed fires and the Elavon extension's own capture, void, and refund actions remain available from the order context. SleekView gives ops a row-level view; the plugin still owns the gateway communication.

Elavon Converge is one of the long-established North American gateways and is in heavy use across mid-market WooCommerce stores. The card lifecycle through Converge involves separate auth, capture, void, and refund operations, plus AVS and CVV verification at the gateway level. The WooCommerce extension records all of that into order meta, the default WooCommerce Orders screen reads almost none of it.

A merchant sees Processing or Completed and a dollar total, not whether the auth has been captured, not whether AVS matched, not whether the auth is close to the Converge settlement window. Finance reconciles by hand, risk teams spot AVS problems only after the chargeback, support teams pull dispute evidence one order at a time. SleekView reads the meta the plugin already writes and exposes it as columns.

The plugin's API calls and webhook handlers continue unchanged. The gain is visibility, in tabular form, of data the WooCommerce admin has always stored but never shown.