The Sezzle for WooCommerce plugin persists each Sezzle-paid order's UUID, order reference and capture state to WooCommerce order metadata. payment_method on the order distinguishes Sezzle from direct-card, PayPal and any other gateway. The default orders screen treats them identically, with no column for Sezzle UUID, no filter to isolate Sezzle from Klarna or Afterpay rows, and no saved BNPL audit.

SleekView reads wp_wc_orders filtered to Sezzle and pulls Sezzle UUID, capture state and refund references onto every row. Filter to Sezzle orders only for the monthly BNPL audit. Save a "BNPL gateways this month" view that pivots Sezzle next to Afterpay, Klarna and Zip on the same table. Sort by total to see which BNPL gateway brings the biggest carts.

The plugin keeps owning the Sezzle API and merchant portal sync. The table view owns the audit surface, so the BNPL signal stops hiding inside per-order panels and becomes a sortable, filterable workspace across every BNPL gateway running side by side.

Most US stores now run at least two BNPL gateways side by side: Sezzle, Klarna, Afterpay, Zip or some combination. Each writes its own meta, each has its own merchant portal, and the default WooCommerce orders screen treats them all like flat order rows with no column for the gateway-specific reference. SleekView reads wp_wc_orders filtered to Sezzle and renders UUID, capture state and refund meta as audit columns, then lets operators pivot every BNPL gateway side by side in one saved view.

Finance compares fee versus lift across gateways, marketing tracks the BNPL mix shift, support stops juggling three portals. The plugin keeps owning the Sezzle API; the table owns the audit surface that the standard orders screen never offered.