FunnelKit Funnel Builder stores funnels and their steps as custom posts, with statuses like draft, publish, and private, plus per-step types like opt-in, sales page, order bump, upsell, downsell, and thank-you. The orders that flow through those funnels live in the regular WooCommerce orders table with statuses like wc-pending, wc-processing, wc-on-hold, wc-completed, and wc-refunded. Two flat admin lists, two contexts, no way to see the work as a board.

SleekView Kanban reads either source through the WooCommerce REST endpoints, depending on which view you save, and turns the status column into the natural grouping axis. A funnel-steps board groups by post status so editors see what is drafted, what is live, and what is archived. An orders board groups by WooCommerce status with funnel ID and step name on each card, so fulfilment staff see exactly which funnel drove every order they are working.

Drag a step from Draft to Published and SleekView writes through the WordPress REST endpoints, firing the same hooks the admin would. Drag an order from Processing to Completed and the WooCommerce REST endpoints update the status, so FunnelKit analytics still see the order with its funnel attribution intact. Editors and fulfilment finally have boards that match the way funnels actually work.

FunnelKit Funnel Builder turns WooCommerce into a campaign platform: opt-in pages, sales pages, bumps, upsells, downsells, and thank-you pages stitched into funnels that move customers from cold to converted. Every one of those steps has a state. Drafting, reviewing, testing, publishing, archiving.

Every order that comes through has a state too. Pending, processing, completed, refunded. The default WordPress and WooCommerce admins hand you flat lists for both, sorted by ID, with status hidden in a small column.

Editors checking on this week's publishing pipeline have to scroll and filter. Fulfilment staff working today's orders have no idea which funnel drove the sale. The board view fixes both problems with one pattern: pick the column that represents the state, render one column per value, drag to update.

An editorial board makes the funnel publishing pipeline legible. A fulfilment board makes the funnel attribution visible on every order card. Drag writes go through the standard WordPress and WooCommerce APIs, so FunnelKit's analytics and hooks keep working exactly as they do today.