GDPR Cookie Consent by CookieYes is one of the most installed cookie banner plugins on WordPress. It stores its banner configuration in option rows like cli_cookie_bar_settings, runs an auto-scanner that classifies cookies into categories, and writes a consent log row per visitor decision with the chosen categories, the consent ID and a timestamp.

The plugin's admin focuses on banner configuration and the cookie scan report. The consent log itself is exposed as a flat list filtered by date and consent ID. Privacy officers who want to understand category acceptance over time, banner-style conversion or whether a multisite rollout actually completed end up exporting that log to a spreadsheet.

SleekView Charts pivots both stores. A Number card counts consent decisions over a chosen window. A Pie splits acceptance per category (necessary, functional, analytics, performance, advertisement). A Bar groups decisions by banner template so the conversion difference across variants is one screen. An Area trends consent cadence per day so a policy rollout appears as a visible curve.

GDPR Cookie Consent runs the banner, the auto-scanner and the per-decision log so well that millions of sites rely on it. The plugin's own consent log screen is fine for a single record lookup but not for a privacy review. Officers and agency leads want category acceptance trends, banner-template comparisons and a way to share results with auditors who do not have WP access.

SleekView Charts answers that by reading the same data CookieYes already collects. A KPI for decisions, a pie for categories, a bar for banner templates, an area for cadence. Same plugin, same banner, same log, but a posture surface that matches how DPIA evidence is actually produced.