YITH WooCommerce Affiliates writes clicks, commissions and affiliate profiles into dedicated tables with foreign keys back to wc_orders. The default admin splits them into separate tabs, which is fine for opening a single affiliate and wrong for almost every program-side question about commission status, top affiliates by referred revenue or pending payouts.

SleekView joins the affiliate users table, the commissions table and wc_orders into one dataset, exposing affiliate name, commission status, commission amount, order_total and date_paid as columns. Filter to pending commissions over a payout threshold for a finance review. Sort by referred-order revenue for a leaderboard. Group by commission status to surface every line that needs approval.

The plugin keeps owning the tracking script, cookie logic and payout queue. The table view owns the audit surface, so commissions YITH already records stop hiding inside per-affiliate tabs and become something program managers can actually query.

Affiliate programs accumulate clicks, commissions and payouts across long windows, and the YITH admin splits each into its own tab. That layout is right for opening a single affiliate and wrong for the program-side questions program managers actually ask every week: who's earning, what's pending, where do refunds eat margin. SleekView reads the YITH affiliate, commission and order tables as one dataset and renders them as a queryable grid with affiliate name, commission status, amount and order total as real columns.

Filters stack into a single query so the leaderboard, the payout queue and the refund-adjustment audit become one-click views rather than tab-hopping exercises. The plugin keeps owning tracking and payouts, while program managers, finance and ops all get the row-level surface the data always implied.