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SleekView for WooCommerce Product Feed PRO: feeds, channels & products as tables

Read directly from the feed custom post type and its mapping postmeta. Sort by channel, filter by last run, and inline-edit refresh interval without opening each feed.

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SleekView table view for WooCommerce Product Feed PRO

Manage every feed and mapping from one screen

Product Feed PRO (AdTribes) generates XML, CSV, and TSV feeds for Google Merchant Center, Facebook, Bing, TikTok, and dozens of other channels. Each feed is a custom post in wp_posts with post_type=product-feed or similar, and the channel-specific mapping (attribute aliases, fixed values, filters) lives in postmeta. The default admin lists feeds one row per channel, but doesn't show last-run timestamp, product count, or error state inline.

SleekView reads the feed CPT directly and exposes its mapping postmeta as columns: channel, file format, product count, last refresh, next scheduled run. A feed-ops view sorts by last-run age so stale feeds bubble to the top. Filter by channel to see all Google Merchant feeds side by side, or by file format to audit which feeds still use legacy XML versus modern CSV.

Inline edits go through the plugin's CRUD where supported, so changing a feed's refresh interval or pausing a feed re-schedules the cron job exactly as the default UI would. Bulk-pause every TikTok feed during a campaign pause, or bulk-refresh after a category rename, without clicking into each row.

Workflow

Compose views across feeds, channels, and mappings

1

Pick the feed CPT

SleekView reads wp_posts with post_type=product-feed (the plugin's actual slug). All feeds appear as rows; pagination and sorting use the standard posts indexes.
2

Add channel and mapping columns

Select channel, file format, product count, last run, and status meta keys from the column picker. The picker only lists keys present in your postmeta, so legacy keys from older versions stay out.
3

Save filtered views

"Failed last run", "TikTok feeds", "Legacy XML" — each is a saved view with its filter, sort, and column set. Gate per WordPress capability so marketing and data ops see only what they own.
4

Edit inline

Toggle a feed's status, change its refresh interval, or pause for a campaign pause. CRUD writes fire the plugin's scheduling hook, so cron re-aligns automatically on the next tick.

Sample columns

A typical Product Feed PRO feeds view

SleekView reads from the feed CPT and joins mapping postmeta so channel, format, and last-run sit on one row.
Source: wp_posts (post_type=product-feed) + wp_postmeta
Feed Channel Format Products Last run Status
Main GMC Google Merchant XML 4,218 Apr 24 09:12 OK
FB Catalog EU Facebook CSV 3,891 Apr 24 04:05 OK
TikTok DE TikTok CSV 2,104 Apr 22 22:48 Stale
Bing UK Bing TSV 0 Apr 21 11:30 Error

Comparison

Default Product Feed PRO admin vs SleekView

Default Product Feed PRO admin

  • Last-run timestamp and product count not visible in the feed list
  • No filter for feeds whose last run failed
  • Mapping postmeta (attribute aliases, fixed values) only visible inside each feed
  • No bulk pause or bulk refresh across feeds for a campaign cycle
  • Channel and file format aren't separable columns for sorting or grouping

SleekView

  • Surface last run, product count, and channel as first-class columns
  • Filter by feed status (OK, stale, error) saved as a feed-ops view
  • Bulk-pause or bulk-refresh feeds via inline status toggle
  • Sort by last-run age so stale feeds bubble to the top
  • Switch between table and kanban grouped by channel

Features

What SleekView gives you for WooCommerce Product Feed PRO

Feed-ops dashboard view

Channel, format, product count, last run, and status all visible in one row. Pin the view to your dashboard so the daily check is a glance instead of clicking through each feed.

Filter by run state

Save a "Failed last run" view filtering on the feed's status meta. Save another for "Stale (older than 24h)" using a relative date filter on the last-run meta key.

Inline-edit refresh interval

Bump a feed from daily to hourly during a sale, or pause every TikTok feed for a campaign pause. CRUD writes fire the plugin's scheduling hook so cron re-aligns automatically.

Audience

Who uses SleekView for Product Feed PRO

Performance marketers

See every channel feed in one view sorted by last run. Pause TikTok feeds during a campaign pause, refresh Google Merchant after a price drop, without leaving the screen.

Data ops

Audit which feeds still use legacy XML versus CSV. Filter by file format and review mapping postmeta columns to find feeds that need a modern attribute mapping.

E-commerce managers

Compare product count per channel to spot category filter regressions. A feed that dropped from 4,200 to 800 products is obvious in the sorted list, not hidden behind a click.

The bigger picture

Why feed-ops needs a real list view

Product feeds are how an e-commerce store talks to Google Shopping, Facebook, TikTok, Bing, and a long tail of price-comparison sites. When a feed breaks, an ad campaign starts spending against the wrong inventory or stops serving entirely, and the cost of finding that out late is real money. The default Product Feed PRO admin treats each feed as a standalone post you open to inspect, which works fine when there are three feeds but becomes a daily annoyance at twenty.

SleekView turns the feed list into a real ops dashboard with last-run timestamp, product count, and status as columns you can sort and filter. Performance marketers spot stale feeds before the ad team does, data ops audit mapping config without opening each feed, and e-commerce managers catch category-filter regressions by sorting on product count. The data is already there in postmeta, it just needs to be surfaced.

Inline edits route through CRUD so the plugin's cron scheduling stays consistent with manual saves. The whole setup is reading what the plugin already writes.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView for WooCommerce Product Feed PRO

Feeds are stored as product-feed custom posts under wp_posts with channel and mapping config in postmeta. SleekView reads that CPT directly, so all WordPress capability rules and revisions still apply if the plugin enables them.

 

Yes. The plugin stores last-run timestamp and status in postmeta keys on each feed post. SleekView surfaces them as sortable columns, so you can sort the feed list by oldest run or filter to only feeds whose status meta is error.

 

Yes. Status, schedule, and channel meta edits route through WordPress CRUD, so the plugin's save_post_product-feed hook fires and the cron job re-schedules itself. Bulk edits iterate per row so each one triggers identically to a manual save.

 

Yes. Mapping config lives in postmeta, and SleekView lists those keys in the column picker scoped to keys present in your data. Useful for auditing which feeds use legacy attribute aliases that need updating.

 

No. SleekView paginates server-side on the product-feed CPT with indexed lookups on post_type. Mapping joins are opt-in per view, so heavy attribute lookups only run when those columns are explicitly enabled.

 

Yes. Each saved view is gated by WordPress capability. Marketing sees channel-focused views, data ops sees mapping-focused views, finance sees product-count-focused views. One config per workflow.

 

Yes. If your feeds use multi-currency mapping, the per-currency postmeta keys appear in the column picker like any other meta. You can build separate views per currency or show all currencies as parallel columns.

 

Yes. Any saved view exports to CSV with the visible columns, including last-run timestamps and channel labels. Useful for monthly performance reviews and for handing channel reports to external agencies.

 

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