Abandoned Cart Lite already has the data. Every captured cart lands in wp_ac_abandoned_cart_history_lite with the serialized cart in abandoned_cart_info, a user_type of REGISTERED or GUEST, an abandoned_cart_time timestamp, and a recovered_cart column that flips when the order comes through. Sent reminder emails are logged in wp_ac_sent_history_lite with the template ID. The plugin admin still surfaces this as a paginated Abandoned Orders and Recovered Orders list, plus a Product Report tab built per row.

SleekView Charts reads the same lite tables and turns them into chart cards on a single dashboard. A Number card counting rows in wp_ac_abandoned_cart_history_lite for the current month, a Donut splitting carts by user_type, a Horizontal Bar of top abandoned products parsed from abandoned_cart_info, and an Area chart of daily abandonment from abandoned_cart_time. Each card is a saved query against the live history table.

This is not a replacement for the plugin's reminder engine. Tyche still owns capturing carts on the checkout block, sending email templates with WP-Cron, and resolving the unsubscribe URL. SleekView Charts adds the reading layer the Lite admin does not have: abandonment trends scoped per role, side by side with recovered totals and reminder email volume, embedded on a frontend page for a store owner who never opens wp-admin.

Abandoned Cart Lite stores enough data to answer real questions. The history table carries cart contents, user type, time, and a recovered flag. The sent history table carries every reminder.

The reading side, however, is split across the Abandoned Orders tab, the Recovered Orders tab, and the Product Report tab, so seeing the full recovery picture usually means clicking three screens and doing the math in your head. SleekView Charts reads the same lite tables and turns them into chart cards on one saved dashboard. The owner sees the recovered KPI and the daily trend.

Marketing sees top abandoned products and reminder volume from the sent history table. Support sees the guest versus registered split and how often the captured email leads to a recovery. Tyche keeps owning the capture engine, the template editor, and the WP-Cron sending; SleekView Charts adds the reading layer that an actual team can share and embed on a page without giving everyone access to the full Lite admin.