FKCart layers a slide-out cart, upsell rules, and reward bars on top of WooCommerce. Each cart session, upsell trigger, and reward unlock leaves a trace in order meta or the plugin's event log, alongside the cart total and item count at checkout. The default WooCommerce orders screen treats those orders just like any other and hides the cart behavior behind them.

SleekView reads orders, FKCart-specific meta, and event tables directly. Charts can count orders that hit an upsell, sum revenue uplift per upsell rule, or trend reward-unlocked orders over time.

Reads go through standard WordPress and WooCommerce APIs, so FKCart's cart UI and trigger logic stay in charge. The reporting surface gains a clear view of which cart strategies actually move basket size.

FKCart ships a strong cart UI with rules, rewards, and upsells, but the operator generally judges the stack by gut feel because the admin stops at headline numbers. SleekView Charts reads the same meta FKCart writes onto orders and sessions and turns it into dashboards: upsell accepted count, AOV per reward state, side-cart trend per week. FKCart keeps owning the trigger logic and the visual presentation, while the reporting surface answers the obvious question of which rules are paying for themselves.