Complianz GDPR/CCPA by Really Simple Plugins handles the consent banner, the cookie policy and the per-region rules that decide what categories of cookies need explicit opt-in. The plugin keeps two things on every install: the configuration (cmplz_options) and a statistics table of consent events with consent status per category, region detected, banner variant served and timestamp.

SleekView Charts reads both stores. A Number card surfaces total consent decisions in the last 30 days. A Pie splits acceptance per category (functional, statistics, marketing). A Bar groups consent decisions by detected region (EU, US-CA, the rest of the world). An Area trends consent decisions per day, exposing whether the banner is converting and whether the trend line is stable across the rollout. Same plugin, same data, but a dashboard a privacy officer can read at a glance.

The plugin still owns the banner, the cookie policy generation and the consent enforcement. SleekView Charts is the reading surface for the data Complianz already collects, gated by WordPress capability and kept in sync with the underlying audit table.

Complianz does the hard part of GDPR and CCPA: it negotiates a per-region flow, generates the cookie policy, runs the banner and writes every decision into a statistics table. The trade-off is that the plugin's own statistics screen is a fine summary but not an audit-grade picture. Privacy officers and compliance leads want category acceptance over time, region breakdowns, banner-variant comparisons and a way to share the result with auditors who do not have WP access.

SleekView Charts answers all of that by reading the same data Complianz already collects. A KPI for total decisions. A pie for category acceptance.

A bar for region. An area trend for daily volume. Same plugin, same statistics, same banner, but a posture surface that respects how a real privacy review actually works.