GDPR Cookie Compliance by Moove Agency is one of the longest-running category-based consent banners on WordPress. It splits trackers across strict-necessary, advanced, performance, third-party and analytics categories, lets each site pick a banner style (popup, floating, widget), and writes a consent decision per visitor with the chosen categories, the banner variant served and a timestamp.

The plugin's own admin focuses on configuration. The category toggles, the banner copy, the policy generator and the appearance settings each have a screen, but the per-visitor consent decisions are surfaced as a flat report filterable by date. Privacy officers who need to answer how acceptance trends across categories, which banner style converts best or whether the multisite rollout actually completed end up exporting that data into a spreadsheet.

SleekView Charts pivots both stores. A Number card counts consent decisions captured in the last 30 days. A Pie splits acceptance across the five categories. A Bar groups decisions by banner style to compare conversion. An Area trends consent cadence per day so a banner rollout or a policy refresh appears as a visible curve.

GDPR Cookie Compliance does the hard part of category-based consent: a granular banner, a policy generator, per-category script blocking and a per-visitor decision log. The trade-off is that the plugin's own report is fine for a single site on a single day but not for a real privacy review. Officers and agency leads want category acceptance over time, banner-style comparisons, region splits and a way to share results with auditors who do not have WP access.

SleekView Charts answers all of that by reading the same data the plugin already collects. A KPI for decisions. A pie for categories.

A bar for banner style. An area for daily cadence. Same plugin, same banner, but a reading surface that matches how compliance reviews actually work.