WPC Product Bundles registers a woosb product type in WooCommerce. Each bundle holds a configured list of child products, optional quantity rules and a bundle-level price. When customers buy a bundle, the order writes both the bundle line and the underlying child lines into wp_woocommerce_order_itemmeta with woosb meta keys that link them back to the parent.

The default WooCommerce products screen shows bundles as a product-type filter. There is no cross-bundle view of child count, of which bundles have stockable children running low, or of which bundles have not sold this month. SleekView reads the woosb product type and the order items linked to it, then exposes bundle name, child count, last order date and line total as columns.

Inline edits route through WooCommerce CRUD so price changes, stock updates and post-save hooks still fire. Bulk-flip a price increase across ten bundles, or filter to bundles with zero orders this month to spot the dead-weight assortment without opening each.

WPC Product Bundles handles the configuration side cleanly, including bundle products, child rules and bundle pricing. The reporting side never made it onto the products screen. SleekView reads the woosb rows and the linked order items and turns them into columns a team can sort, filter and edit.

Merchandising stops scrolling for the dead-weight bundles. Finance stops opening every order to add up line totals. Ops stops guessing which bundles will break when a child sells out.

The plugin still owns bundle definition and checkout behaviour; the table turns the catalogue into a workable surface.