WooCommerce Shipping Pickup Location adds local pickup as a structured shipping method: customers pick a specific physical pickup point at checkout (a store, a depot, a partner-network location), the plugin saves the chosen location ID and label as meta on the order, and the order ships to that pickup point.

The default WooCommerce orders screen shows totals and statuses but pushes the pickup-location detail into per-order metaboxes. Pulling up today's pickup orders for branch 7, sorting by status, or filtering to a single location for a store-manager view requires per-order drill-downs.

SleekView reads the same pickup-location meta keys joined with wc_orders. Pickup location, status, customer and order date become real, sortable columns. Store managers see only their location through a capability-gated saved view; ops sees every pickup point on one screen.

Pickup-as-a-shipping-method is one of the lowest-cost fulfilment options a store can offer, but only when the in-store team can actually find the orders quickly. Without a real table, store staff sees per-order detail (this order is for branch 12) without seeing the work queue (15 orders for branch 7, three awaiting customer for two weeks at the partner network point). SleekView puts pickup location, method, status and order date on a sortable, filterable table where every store manager sees only their location, and ops sees the whole network on one screen.

The plugin keeps owning the checkout flow, the location registry and the per-order routing. SleekView is the workspace where pickup orders get worked.