WooCommerce Shipment Tracking Pro stores multiple shipments per order as a serialized array in _wc_shipment_tracking_items, with each entry holding tracking_provider, tracking_number, date_shipped, and an optional custom_tracking_link. With HPOS active the values live in wc_orders_meta; on legacy stores they live in postmeta. The plugin's metabox shows one order at a time, which means a partial-ship audit across the day requires opening every order.

SleekView promotes each shipment entry into its own row, joined to the parent order. A view filtered to order_status=completed with zero tracking entries surfaces shipped-but-untracked orders before customers email. A view grouped by tracking_provider with today's date_shipped produces the morning manifest per carrier. Inline edits write back to the same serialized array the plugin reads, so the customer-facing tracking email fires exactly as if the metabox were used.

Bulk paste from a carrier-issued CSV maps to the right order rows by order number, and any unmatched rows surface as a review queue. Multi-shipment orders behave the same way: paste several rows for one order, save once, and the array grows to match.

Shipment Tracking Pro extends WooCommerce with one of the most operationally sensitive datasets in the store. A missing tracking number is not a quiet bug, it becomes a support ticket within forty-eight hours. The plugin stores its data well, in a structured serialized array that handles multi-shipment orders cleanly, but its only surface is a per-order metabox.

That metabox is fine for adding tracking to a single order, but real warehouses process hundreds of orders a day and receive carrier CSVs at end-of-day with hundreds of numbers to attach. Without a tabular surface, that paste-and-save loop becomes a multi-hour job, and partial-shipment audits become invisible. SleekView turns the same dataset into something fulfillment can drive: each shipment entry becomes a row, missing tracking becomes a filter, the daily manifest becomes a saved view.

Bulk paste, group, export, repeat. The plugin keeps owning the storage format and the customer email triggers, and SleekView gives the data the surface it always needed.