Cart2Cart's Shopify to WooCommerce Migration plugin runs the heavy work in their cloud and pushes results back to WooCommerce. The plugin writes migration IDs to wp_options under c2c_migration_id and stores object counts (products, orders, customers, categories) per run alongside outcome metadata. Imported products receive postmeta breadcrumbs that flag them as originating from the Cart2Cart migration. The native plugin UI summarizes one migration at a time and links out to the Cart2Cart dashboard for deeper history.

SleekView Charts reads the c2c_ option keys and joins them to wp_posts, wp_term_taxonomy and wp_users for a real WooCommerce-side audit. A Number card counts total products imported via Cart2Cart. A donut breaks migrated orders down by status. A bar lists migrated customers by country pulled from billing meta. An area shows objects migrated per run for ops teams that move multiple stores or run incremental passes.

Because Cart2Cart runs the migration in the cloud, deep error logs live with their service. The chart layer surfaces what is readable locally: object counts, status distribution and run cadence, which is enough for a launch readiness review.

Cart2Cart is genuinely magical because the migration runs in their cloud and the merchant barely has to do anything. The trade-off is that the rich history lives on Cart2Cart's dashboard, not inside WooCommerce where the team actually works. Charting the c2c option keys and joining to WooCommerce rows closes that gap.

Total products, order-status distribution, customer geography and run cadence become visible inside WP Admin alongside everything else the store team monitors. The launch decision stops being a quick read of a single summary screen and becomes a saved dashboard, which is exactly what ecommerce ops needs.