FG Magento to WooCommerce by Kerfred reads a Magento 1 or Magento 2 database directly and ingests products, categories, customers and orders into WooCommerce. Each imported product carries _fgm2wc_old_product_id postmeta, categories carry an equivalent termmeta, customers receive usermeta and configuration lives in the fgm2wc_options wp_options key. The native UI runs a live log frame that vanishes when the screen closes.

SleekView Charts reads those breadcrumbs and joins them back to wp_posts (product post type), wp_terms (product_cat taxonomy) and wp_users. A Number card counts products imported. A donut breaks them down by source Magento category. A bar lists orders by Magento order status mapped to WooCommerce status. An area shows ingestion volume per day across passes. For Magento catalogs with thousands of SKUs the chart layer becomes the migration scoreboard.

Custom attribute migration via the Premium version writes additional postmeta that SleekView can also chart, so attributes like color, size and brand stay visible during the cutover.

Catalog migrations from Magento to WooCommerce are usually the largest content moves a small ecommerce team will ever run. The plugin handles the mechanics, but a live log frame is not enough scoreboard for a project that often spans weeks across products, categories, customers and order history. Charting the fgm2wc breadcrumbs gives ops a real readout that updates as passes complete.

The launch decision goes from a gut call about whether everything moved to a chart that shows exactly which categories absorbed how many products and how many historic orders are now visible on the WooCommerce side.