WooCommerce Product Vendors turns a Woo store into a multi-vendor marketplace, storing vendors as the wcpv_product_vendors taxonomy and recording every commission in wp_wcpv_commissions with vendor_id, order_id, product_id, commission_rate, total_commission_amount, order_total and a paid/unpaid status. The plugin's admin gives a commission list and a payout screen, but the list is fixed columns and the payout screen is one-vendor-at-a-time.

SleekView reads wp_wcpv_commissions joined with the vendor taxonomy and renders Vendor, Order, Product, Rate, Amount, Order total and Status as sortable, filterable columns. Filter to unpaid commissions over $100 for the next payout batch. Sort by order_date for end-of-month reconciliation. Group by vendor to see who is owed what without opening a per-vendor screen.

The plugin keeps owning vendor signup, commission calculation and payout approval. The table view owns the audit surface, so the same rows the plugin already writes become a marketplace-wide reconciliation grid that finance and vendor success can open on demand.

A WooCommerce store with Product Vendors installed is essentially a marketplace, and marketplace operations live on commission reconciliation. The plugin records every commission with rate, amount, status and order reference, but the default surface is a fixed list and per-vendor screens, which is right for casual checks and wrong for payout batches, monthly briefs or clawback queues. SleekView reads the same wp_wcpv_commissions rows and renders them as a sortable, filterable audit table with vendor, order, product, rate, amount and status.

Filters stack into a single query so finance, vendor success and individual vendors all open the slice that matters to them. The plugin keeps owning the marketplace plumbing; the team gets the per-row surface the dataset always deserved.