SleekView for WP Mail SMTP: email logs and statuses as tables
WP Mail SMTP Pro logs every outbound email to its own database table with mailer, status, and tracking metadata. SleekView gives operators a sortable, filterable grid to inspect failures and bulk resend without touching the slow log screen.
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WP Mail SMTP logs in a real grid
WP Mail SMTP Pro writes every outbound message to wp_wpmailsmtp_emails_log alongside the mailer used (SES, Sendgrid, Mailgun, SMTP.com, Postmark), the delivery status, open and click counts, and a serialized headers blob. The default Email Log screen paginates that data with a fixed column set and limited filtering, so triaging a spike of failures means clicking each row.
SleekView reads the same table directly and exposes mailer, status, recipient domain, and tracking columns as first-class filters. You can pin a saved view of failed-only rows from the last 24 hours, group counts by mailer to compare deliverability, and queue a bulk resend that runs through the plugin's own resend method so headers and routing stay intact.
The grid keeps server-side pagination, so even logs with hundreds of thousands of rows stay snappy. Filters persist across sessions, CSV export ships only the visible columns, and inline edits on notes or tags let support attach context to a delivery without leaving the row. The result is one workspace for deliverability triage instead of a slow list and a separate spreadsheet.
Workflow
From email log to deliverability workspace
Connect the log table
Pick the columns that matter
Build saved triage views
Resend in batches
Sample columns
A typical WP Mail SMTP log view
wp_wpmailsmtp_emails_log
| To | Subject | Mailer | Status | Opens | Sent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| pip@site.com | Order shipped | Sendgrid | delivered | 1 | 2026-04-25 12:14 |
| ash@site.com | Reset your password | Mailgun | queued | 0 | 2026-04-25 12:10 |
| sky@site.com | Invoice attached | Sendgrid | failed | 0 | 2026-04-25 11:50 |
| uma@site.com | Welcome aboard | SES | delivered | 2 | 2026-04-25 09:00 |
Comparison
Default WP Mail SMTP admin vs SleekView
Default WP Mail SMTP admin
- Log screen sorting is limited to a few fields
- No quick filter combining mailer and status
- Bulk resend works but lacks status filtering
- Open or click counts are not surfaced as columns
- No saved views per environment or domain
SleekView
- Log entries with mailer, status, and tracking columns
- Filter by mailer, recipient domain, or date
- Sort by opens, status, or send time
- Bulk resend filtered failures in one batch
- Saved views for failed or unopened emails
Features
What SleekView gives you for WP Mail SMTP
Mailer comparison
Filter by mailer to compare deliverability across SES, Sendgrid, Mailgun, and SMTP.com side by side. Group counts to spot a degrading provider before the queue backs up.
Failure pin
Save a failed-only view scoped to the last 24 hours so deliverability issues surface as soon as the dashboard loads, not after a customer complaint.
Bulk resend
Select filtered failures and resend them through the same mailer in one batch. Routing, headers, and tracking IDs stay consistent with the original send.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for WP Mail SMTP
Site admins
Watch deliverability across every mailer in one grid and act on failures the same hour they happen, not at the end of the week.
Support team
Confirm a confirmation email actually delivered before troubleshooting account access, refunds, or order state with the customer.
Compliance leads
Maintain an audit trail of outbound transactional and marketing emails for GDPR, SOC 2, or internal regulatory reviews.
The bigger picture
Why deliverability needs a real grid
Email logs are not casual reading material. When transactional mail fails, the cost is concrete: a customer never gets the password reset, an order confirmation never arrives, a support ticket sits unanswered because the auto-reply bounced. WP Mail SMTP Pro captures every send, but the default log screen treats those rows as a flat list with limited filtering, so the signal that matters (which mailer is degrading, which domains keep bouncing, which template is silently failing) is buried.
A real grid lets the team work the way deliverability actually breaks: by mailer, by recipient domain, by template, by hour. Filtering by mailer plus status surfaces a Sendgrid degradation in seconds. Grouping by recipient domain shows when a corporate inbox started rejecting your sends.
Saved views make those checks routine instead of one-off SQL queries. The point isn't fancier reporting. It's giving the people responsible for deliverability the same kind of working surface that order-management and CRM teams already have, on top of data WP Mail SMTP is already collecting.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for WP Mail SMTP
Yes. SleekView queries wp_wpmailsmtp_emails_log directly and surfaces every column WP Mail SMTP Pro stores, including mailer, status, opens, clicks, and headers. The data is read live from the same table the plugin writes to, so what you see in the grid matches the plugin's own log screen exactly.
Yes. Bulk resend works on any selection in the grid and uses WP Mail SMTP Pro's own resend method, so the original mailer routing, headers, and tracking IDs are preserved. You can filter to a clean failure set first, then resend dozens or hundreds of rows in one batch.
Yes. If WP Mail SMTP Pro is configured to track opens and clicks, both appear as sortable numeric columns. You can sort the grid by opens to find unopened transactional sends or by clicks to spot which campaign templates are actually engaging.
Email logging is a Pro-only feature. The free version of WP Mail SMTP doesn't write to wp_wpmailsmtp_emails_log, so there's nothing for SleekView to read. With Pro active, the table populates automatically and SleekView picks it up without extra configuration.
Yes. Mailer is a first-class filterable column. You can scope the grid to one provider, compare two side by side with a saved view per mailer, or group counts to see at a glance which provider is handling the most volume right now.
Yes. Apply your filters first so the exported file matches what's on screen, then export to CSV. Only the visible columns are included, which keeps exports clean for compliance handoffs and avoids leaking the full headers blob unless you explicitly want it.
Yes. SleekView paginates server-side and reads from indexed columns, so a log table with hundreds of thousands of rows still loads as fast as the underlying database query. There's no in-memory loading or full-table scan on render.
Yes. The recipient column supports domain-level filters, so you can pin a saved view for a corporate domain that's been rejecting sends, or scope failures to your own internal domain to catch broken team-only mail before customers see it.
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