The WooCommerce TRUSTe Checkout integration adds a TRUSTe privacy notice and trust-seal acknowledgement to the checkout flow. When a shopper completes checkout, the plugin records the privacy-notice version shown, the consent timestamp, and a reference id into order meta. On HPOS stores these land in wc_orders_meta as keys like _wc_truste_consent_timestamp, _wc_truste_notice_version, and _wc_truste_reference_id. The default Orders screen never surfaces them.

For privacy and compliance teams, that data is the entire point of the integration. SleekView reads those keys as columns alongside the order email and date. A consent-audit view shows every order with the notice version they accepted; a version-rollover review filters all orders since the last notice update. Plugin configuration in wp_options (under keys like woocommerce_truste_checkout_settings) is browseable as a separate view for admin audit of seal configuration changes.

Inline edits to order status route through WooCommerce CRUD as normal, so downstream hooks fire. SleekView reads the consent log the plugin already writes; it does not modify the TRUSTe seal or change what the shopper sees at checkout.

TRUSTe Checkout exists to give shoppers a trust seal and a recorded privacy notice acknowledgement at the moment of purchase. That data is the artefact a privacy office needs when a regulator asks for evidence of compliant data collection. The default WooCommerce Orders screen does not show any of it.

Consent timestamps, notice versions, and reference ids live in wc_orders_meta and stay invisible until someone opens each order. A compliance lead reviewing the impact of a privacy-notice update needs to know which orders accepted the old version, an audit team responding to an ISO 27701 request needs reference ids exportable in batch, a support agent handling a data-subject request needs to see one customer's consent history in one screen. SleekView reads the meta the plugin already writes and exposes it as columns.

The plugin's TRUSTe integration continues unchanged at checkout. The gain is that the compliance evidence the plugin records is finally browseable, filterable, and exportable from the WordPress admin.