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SleekView Kanban for Ultimate Member myCRED

SleekView Kanban reads your Ultimate Member myCRED reward redemptions and point logs, groups them by redemption status into columns like Pending, Approved, Fulfilled, and Refunded, and lets staff drag any redemption card to update its state in place.

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SleekView Kanban board for Ultimate Member myCRED

Reward fulfilment lives across two admin areas

Ultimate Member myCRED stores point balances, badges, and reward redemptions across the myCRED log tables and a set of Ultimate Member profile meta keys that link each event back to the member. Redemption requests live as their own custom posts or table rows depending on the integration, with a status field such as redemption_status tracking the lifecycle from request to fulfilment. The default admin shows points in one screen and redemptions in another, so reward managers move between contexts to keep the queue moving.

SleekView Kanban joins the myCRED redemption rows with Ultimate Member profile data and current point balances on a single board. The natural grouping column is the redemption status, which gives you Pending, Approved, Fulfilled, Refunded, and Cancelled columns covering the full reward lifecycle. Each card shows the member name, the reward title, the points cost, and the date the request was raised so triage takes seconds rather than minutes per request.

Drag a redemption from Pending to Approved and SleekView writes the new status back through the Ultimate Member myCRED API, so points are deducted on approval and refund flows return points correctly when needed.

Workflow

Build a myCRED redemption board in four steps

1

Connect the source

Point SleekView at the Ultimate Member myCRED redemption records. It auto-detects the redemption rows and the linked point log, then surfaces each request with status, member, reward title, and points cost ready for board grouping in one step.
2

Pick the status field

Choose the myCRED redemption status as your kanban grouping. Each unique value, including Pending, Approved, Fulfilled, Refunded, and Cancelled, becomes a column. Filter by reward, member tier, or date range before the columns render to scope work.
3

Choose card fields

Decide which fields appear on each card. Common picks are member name, reward title, points cost, current balance, request date, and notes. SleekView shows the points cost as a colored chip and surfaces low balances as warnings so approvals stay safe.
4

Enable drag decisions

Turn on writeback so reward managers can drag a card to a new column. SleekView updates the myCRED redemption status through the Ultimate Member API, which deducts points on approval, triggers fulfilment hooks, and runs refund flows on cancellation.

Sample board

Sample myCRED redemption board

Four columns grouped by Ultimate Member myCRED redemption status, showing a slice of pending and fulfilled reward requests across the Insider program with member name and points cost.
Pending
23
Stickers pack for Lucia Marin
200 pts, requested Mar 18
Branded tee for Hideo Sato
1200 pts, requested Mar 18
1 on 1 call for Petra Becker
2500 pts, requested Mar 17
Approved
41
Course discount for Jonas Holm
800 pts, approved Mar 17
Notebook for Aisha Rahman
500 pts, approved Mar 17
Branded mug for Casper Wright
300 pts, approved Mar 16
Fulfilled
187
Stickers shipped to Naomi Brett
200 pts, shipped Mar 15
Discount issued to Andrei Mitu
800 pts, fulfilled Mar 14
Mug shipped to Helga Olsson
300 pts, shipped Mar 13
Refunded
6
Course discount, points returned
800 pts back to Marc P., Mar 12
Branded tee, out of stock issue
1200 pts back to Eliana C., Mar 11
Notebook, address invalid
500 pts back to Hugo F., Mar 10

Comparison

Default myCRED admin vs Sleek

Default myCRED admin

  • Redemptions live in one admin list, point logs in another, so context keeps splitting
  • Approving a request takes several clicks across edit screens and confirmation dialogs
  • No visual way to see pending vs approved vs fulfilled vs refunded counts at once
  • Bulk actions exist but cannot drag ranges of redemptions through a workflow visually
  • Member balances rarely appear next to the redemption row that needs the decision

SleekView Kanban

  • Reads myCRED redemption rows and point logs directly with no separate sync layer needed
  • Groups by redemption status or any custom field, including redemption_status
  • Drag-and-drop writeback updates rewards through the Ultimate Member myCRED API correctly
  • Cards show member, reward, points cost, and current balance at a glance for approvals
  • Filter by reward, tier, or date range before each board renders so the queue stays sharp

Features

What SleekView Kanban gives you for Ultimate Member myCRED

Drag to change state

Move a redemption from Pending to Approved or from Approved to Fulfilled and SleekView updates the Ultimate Member myCRED record through the plugin API. Points are deducted on approval, fulfilment hooks fire, and refund flows return points cleanly on cancel.

Balance aware

Each card shows the member's current point balance alongside the reward cost. Cards where the cost exceeds the balance render with a warning chip so reward managers never accidentally approve a redemption that the system would reject on writeback.

Scope to one reward

Filter the board down to a single reward, a member tier, or a recent request window before columns are built. Fulfilment teams keep narrow boards focused on shippable items while program managers watch the wider Pending and Refunded columns for trends.

Audience

How myCRED programs use the kanban view

Fulfilment board

Fulfilment staff watch the Approved column and drag cards into Fulfilled as items ship. Tracking numbers and notes drop into the card metadata so finance can reconcile points spent against goods shipped.

Loyalty program review

Program managers group by reward and use the columns to see which rewards convert from Pending to Fulfilled and which sit idle. The data drives decisions about retiring under-used rewards.

Refund and audit queue

Support keeps a board scoped to Refunded and Cancelled to handle disputes, returns, and out-of-stock decisions. Notes on the card explain why each refund happened, which makes audits easier.

The bigger picture

Why kanban fits Ultimate Member myCRED programs

Loyalty programs reward members who feel the system is fair and predictable, and the team running the program needs a surface that makes the queue obvious so requests do not pile up. The default Ultimate Member myCRED admin splits the work across point logs and redemption lists, which means reward managers cycle between screens just to make a single approval decision. A kanban view solves that by putting every redemption on one board, grouped by the status that actually drives the work.

Pending requests sit at one end, fulfilled items at the other, and refunds keep their own audit-friendly column in between. Each card shows the member, the reward, the cost, and the current balance so the decision rarely needs another tab.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Kanban for Ultimate Member myCRED

You choose. Most teams keep the main board on redemptions because that is where the work lives, but you can build a separate board on the point log grouped by event type if you want to audit earn rates, watch reversals, or spot abnormal activity across members.

 

Yes. SleekView writes redemption status changes through the Ultimate Member myCRED API rather than editing rows directly, so point deductions, fulfilment hooks, refund flows, and notification emails all fire the way they would after a manual change in the standard plugin admin.

 

Yes. Each card includes the member's current balance alongside the reward cost, and cards where the cost exceeds the balance render with a warning chip. This prevents accidental approvals that the system would reject on writeback because the points are not actually available.

 

Yes. SleekView respects WordPress capabilities, so you can grant a reward manager role that lets staff work the redemption board while keeping them out of broader site settings. Read-only boards are available for program owners who only need visibility into queue health.

 

No. SleekView reads the myCRED logs and redemption rows in place and renders columns from the live data. There is no separate sync job and no second store to keep in line, so the board always matches what the Ultimate Member myCRED admin would show on the same data.

 

Yes. Each board has a filter layer that runs before the columns are built, so you can scope it to a specific reward, a member tier, a date range, or any combination. Fulfilment staff usually keep narrow boards while program managers use wider ones for oversight.

 

You pick any field on the redemption row, the linked member profile, or the point log. Common picks are member name, reward title, points cost, current balance, request date, fulfilment notes, and tracking number. Costs and balances render as colored chips so problem cards stand out.

 

Refunded and cancelled redemptions keep their own columns with notes on each card, so an auditor can walk the board to see why points were returned and when. Because writeback uses the plugin API, every transition is also written to the standard myCRED log for permanent record.

 

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