WPC Product Quantity adds minimum, maximum and step quantity rules to WooCommerce products. The rules sit in postmeta on the product (_wpc_pq_min, _wpc_pq_max, _wpc_pq_step) plus optional category and global defaults. Each order line stores the quantity the customer actually chose, which is the signal merchandising wants to read against the rule.

The default admin lets shop managers configure rules per product. There is no list that combines MOQ with ordered quantity across the catalogue, no filter for products where customers consistently hit the maximum, no sortable view of step compliance. SleekView reads the product postmeta and the order items together and exposes ordered qty, MOQ, step and a derived quantity_tier column (at_minimum, mid, at_maximum) as real columns.

Filter to products where most orders land at the minimum, sort by units to spot wholesale leaders, or pull every order line tied to a specific category for the weekly buyer review.

WPC Product Quantity does the configuration work, including MOQ, max and step rules per product plus category and global defaults. The reporting side never followed. SleekView reads the postmeta and the order items together and turns them into columns a team can sort, filter and edit.

Wholesale stops scrolling for the products that sit at MOQ. Merchandising stops guessing which SKUs hit the ceiling. Finance stops opening every order to count units.

The plugin still owns the rules; the table turns the resulting purchase behaviour into a workable surface.