WPC Frequently Bought Together adds a Bought Together selector to product pages and lets shop managers define which products travel together. Each parent product carries a _wpc_fbt_products meta key listing its configured cross-sells. When customers add the suggested set, the order arrives with multiple product lines tied to the same parent.

The default admin shows the cross-sell list per product on the edit screen. There is no order list filtered to FBT orders, no column for the parent product that triggered the cross-sell, no sortable order total scoped to the FBT channel. SleekView reads the WooCommerce orders table joined to order items and tags any order whose items match a configured FBT set with a derived has_fbt flag.

From there, parent product, pair label, order total and order date all sit as columns. Filter to FBT orders only, sort by order total, or pull every FBT order tied to a specific parent without opening one.

WPC Frequently Bought Together gives merchandising a clean way to configure cross-sells per product. The reporting side stayed inside the standard order export. SleekView reads the FBT meta and the linked order items and turns them into a flagged, filterable row in the orders table.

Merchandising stops scrolling for the pair that actually sold. Marketing stops guessing which campaigns moved the channel. Fulfilment stops opening every multi-line order.

The plugin still owns the selector and the checkout behaviour; the table turns the resulting orders into a measured channel a team can act on.