B2BKing adds B2B functionality to WooCommerce through several custom post types and meta. Quotes live as b2bking_quote posts with a post_status of pending, approved, or rejected. Customer registrations sit as b2bking_registration posts. B2B orders live in standard WooCommerce orders with B2B group meta. Each B2BKing record carries metadata in wp_postmeta for the B2B group, the requested products, the requested pricing, and the linked customer account. The native B2BKing admin lists everything in separate flat tables.

SleekView Kanban reads the same B2BKing records you would query with WP_Query. You can build separate boards per record type or a unified board grouped by status. Pick post_status as the group column and every record becomes a card slotted under Pending, Approved, Active, or Rejected. Card fronts show the customer or company name, the B2B group, the requested products, the quote or order total, and the date submitted, so the wholesale team sees every record's context without opening individual detail screens.

Dragging a card between columns calls the B2BKing helper for updating the record status, which writes back to the underlying B2BKing post and fires the matching status change action. The customer notification email goes out through the B2BKing email module, the B2B group assignment updates if applicable, and any extension subscribed to the B2BKing hooks reacts, exactly as it would after a manual status change from the B2BKing admin screen.

Storefronts running B2BKing operate a parallel wholesale business on top of the standard WooCommerce retail flow. The wholesale workflow has its own quote requests, customer registrations, B2B groups, custom pricing, and approval steps. The default B2BKing admin treats every record type as a separate flat table, which means the wholesale manager spends the morning clicking between three different admin screens just to see the day's pending work.

Quotes get reviewed in one tab. Registrations in another. B2B orders in a third.

The disconnect between the wholesale workflow and the screens the team has shows up in the worst places. A high-value quote sits unreviewed for days because nobody noticed the pending count went up. A registration request from a strategic customer sits in Pending for a week and the customer churns to a competitor.

A B2B order from an approved customer gets processed at the wrong price because the B2B group assignment was missed. A kanban view that reads and writes the same B2BKing records the wholesale dashboard reads keeps the team and the wholesale pipeline honest. Every drag is a real status change, every column count reflects the real wholesale health, and the cards themselves carry enough context for a new wholesale manager to clear pending approvals on day one without learning three admin screens.