See the database as a board

The board is the same database seen through a status column: each status value becomes a board column, and each row a card.

It groups itself

There's nothing to pick when you create the view: Lolos takes the status column and builds one column per value. Three statuses, three columns.

Adding a status

Statuses are edited from the board itself. Adding Delivered creates the column right away, empty, waiting for cards.

Dragging is editing

Moving a card from one column to another changes the value of the status column. It isn't a separate view with its own ordering: go back to the table view and the row already carries the new status.

That's what makes a board useful for working and not just for looking. Whoever drags a card isn't updating a board — they're updating the data.