YITH WooCommerce Ajax Product Filter is one of the most widely deployed filter plugins on WooCommerce stores. Shop managers build filter presets (groups of facets per archive, category or shortcode) targeting WooCommerce attributes, taxonomies, custom fields, price ranges and stock status. Each preset renders as an Ajax-powered sidebar on the storefront.

YITH's admin lists configured presets and the facets inside them, which is the right surface for designing filters and the wrong surface for understanding whether the catalog is ready. Merchandisers click into products one by one to see attributes, or export thousands of rows to a spreadsheet before each launch.

SleekView reads wp_posts (product post type) joined with wp_term_relationships and the attribute taxonomies YITH presets target, then renders preset readiness as a real audit table. Product, category, brand, color, size and stock sit on every row. Filter to products missing the attribute a preset facet filters on, sort by category to prioritise grooming and export the missing-attribute cohort. The chart dashboard aggregates the same dataset, the table view owns the row-level audit.

YITH Ajax Product Filter is the workhorse facet plugin on tens of thousands of WooCommerce stores: clean presets, sensible defaults and reliable Ajax updates on archive pages. None of that matters when the products behind the facets miss the attributes the presets filter on, and the YITH admin surface stops short of telling merchandisers where the gaps are. SleekView reads the same product tables and the attribute taxonomies presets target and renders readiness as a queryable audit table with brand, color, size and stock inline.

Saved views split merchandising audits, SEO readiness checks and leadership summaries, and the chart dashboard aggregates the same rows. YITH keeps owning the storefront sidebar, while merchandising gets the row-level surface the data always deserved.