SleekView Charts for Aelia CurrencySwitcher
Aelia CurrencySwitcher writes the active currency onto every WooCommerce order. SleekView Charts groups orders by that currency so revenue, count, and basket size become visible per market.
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Per-currency orders become a first-class chart dimension
Aelia CurrencySwitcher stores the chosen currency on each order as _order_currency along with the exchange snapshot used at checkout. The default WooCommerce orders screen rolls revenue into the base currency for its totals, hiding the actual trading mix the store handles.
SleekView reads the orders table and the Aelia currency meta directly. Charts can count orders per currency, sum order totals in the source currency, or split weekly revenue into a stacked area card per currency.
Reads go through standard WordPress and WooCommerce APIs, so Aelia's exchange rate cache and tax rules stay untouched. The dashboard sits next to the SleekView multi-currency orders table for one workspace covering currency-aware browsing and currency-aware reporting.
Workflow
From Aelia CurrencySwitcher orders to chart cards in four steps
Pick the orders dataset
Join the currency meta
Configure chart cards
Save the dashboard
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Aelia CurrencySwitcher data
Total multi-currency orders
Count
Revenue per currency
Sum(_order_total)
group by _order_currency
Currency mix
Count
group by _order_currency
Weekly revenue split by currency
Sum(_order_total)
group by date_paid
Comparison
Default Aelia CurrencySwitcher reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default WooCommerce + Aelia reports
- WooCommerce orders screen flattens every total into the base currency for the column.
- Aelia's report tab lives outside the day-to-day orders workflow.
- No saved view for currency mix over time.
- Cross-cuts between currency, country, and product require CSV exports.
- Adding a new currency means revisiting the report screen each time.
SleekView Charts
- Reads WooCommerce orders and Aelia currency meta directly.
- Group by _order_currency for any chart card.
- Sums and averages stay in the source currency, not the base.
- Stacked Area cards keep multi-currency trends comparable over time.
- Same dataset powers the SleekView multi-currency orders table.
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Aelia CurrencySwitcher
Currency as a groupBy column
Every card can split orders by Aelia currency, so each market gets its own clear slice.
Source-currency aggregations
Sums and averages stay in the order's original currency, matching the customer experience and accounting reality.
One dataset, every view
Table, Kanban, Feedback, and Charts share one orders query, switchable without rebuilding filters.
Audience
Who builds Aelia CurrencySwitcher charts dashboards with SleekView
International store operators
Revenue mix per currency over time shows which markets are scaling and which need attention.
Finance teams
Per-currency totals make month-end reconciliation easier when settlements happen in multiple currencies.
Marketing leads
Currency trends versus campaign timing reveal which regions actually respond to each push.
The bigger picture
Multi-currency reporting should match how the store actually trades
Stores running Aelia CurrencySwitcher accept real revenue in multiple currencies, but most reporting tools collapse everything back into a single base currency. That flattening hides which markets are growing. SleekView Charts keeps the source currency intact by treating _order_currency as a chartable dimension.
Stacked Area, Bar, and Donut cards show currency mix and trend without losing precision to a single conversion rate. Aelia keeps owning the front-end selection and rate caching, while the reporting surface gains a multi-currency view that matches how the store actually trades.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Aelia CurrencySwitcher
Source currency. Sums and averages aggregate the original total, so revenue per market reads cleanly without a single conversion rate flattening it.
Yes. A Stacked Area card grouped by date with currency as the series shows weekly or monthly revenue split by market.
Yes. New currency codes appear in any groupBy on _order_currency the moment an order is placed in that code.
No. Charts only render in the admin and read existing order tables. Checkout and Aelia's exchange rate cache stay untouched.
Yes. Charts support combining country and currency dimensions, useful when one currency is shared across several markets.
It complements it. Aelia's reports still own rate accuracy. SleekView adds saved cross-cut dashboards inside WP Admin.
Refund records inherit their order currency, so dashboards can include or exclude them through standard SleekView filters.
Yes. Capability checks that gate the WooCommerce orders screen also gate the chart dashboards.
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