YITH WooCommerce Multi Vendor models vendors as taxonomy terms with attached user accounts, links each product to its vendor and records commission lines either in postmeta or a dedicated table depending on the version. The default admin gives each vendor a per-vendor dashboard, which is right for the seller and wrong for the program-wide operator question about top vendors, commission liability and concentration risk.

SleekView joins the vendor taxonomy with wc_orders and commission records, exposing vendor name, order_total, commission amount, commission status and date_paid as columns. Filter to pending commissions over a payout threshold for a finance batch. Sort by vendor GMV for a marketplace leaderboard. Group by commission status to surface every line still needing approval.

The plugin keeps owning vendor sign-up, product approval and the seller dashboard. The table view owns the operator audit surface, so the marketplace data YITH already maintains becomes a queryable cross-vendor cohort instead of a per-vendor drill-down.

A multi-vendor marketplace runs on top vendors and the commission economy between operator and seller, yet YITH's admin gives each vendor a private dashboard by design. The program-wide picture (leaderboard, payout batch, refund-driven adjustments, concentration risk) is what operators actually need every week. SleekView reads the same vendor terms, commission records and order rows YITH already maintains and renders them as a queryable audit grid.

Filters stack so the leaderboard, the pending payout batch and the refund cohort become one-click views. The plugin keeps owning vendor sign-up and payouts, while operators, finance and growth all get the cross-vendor surface the per-vendor dashboards refuse to be.