WP Ultimate Exporter spans the same module breadth as its import counterpart: WooCommerce products, users, CPTs, ACF fields, Toolset rows. Each run lands in wp_smackcsv_export_log with the module name, row count, file path, file size, and the user who triggered it. The plugin admin lists recent exports without composable filters across modules.

SleekView reads wp_smackcsv_export_log as a flat workspace. Module becomes a filter so WooCommerce exports and CPT exports live in the same view but split with one click. Row counts pivot into sortable columns so a sudden drop on the customer export surfaces before partners notice.

The file_path column joins to media-library entries where attachments exist, so each row exposes a downloadable URL inline. Combined with run timestamp, downloading last Tuesday's products export becomes a one-click workflow without leaving the workspace.

WP Ultimate Exporter is bought for breadth, not for one specific module. A typical install runs WooCommerce product exports, user exports, CPT exports, and ACF field exports in parallel. The default UI organises around each module separately, which makes individual configuration friendly but cross-module audit impossible without copy-pasting into a spreadsheet.

The data is already unified at the table level: wp_smackcsv_export_log records every run from every module against a shared schema. Reading the log directly turns "which exports ran this week across every module" into a one-screen answer. File size trends become a single sortable column instead of an attachment-folder spelunking exercise.

Stale-export cleanup becomes one filter rather than five settings tabs. The plugin keeps owning module configuration. SleekView owns the unified audit lens that lets teams trust the exports they configured months or years ago still produce what they should.