IP2Location Redirection sends visitors to country-specific URLs based on IP lookup. The plugin writes each redirect to wp_ip2location_redirection_log with ip_address, country_code, country_name, from_url, to_url, and time_visited. The bundled log screen is a paginated list, useful for inspecting a single row but never aggregating across countries or destinations.

SleekView Charts puts the aggregates on one screen. A Number card carries today's redirect count, a Pie groups by country_code, a Bar ranks to_url destinations, and an Area card tracks time_visited per day. Each card runs server-side against the same log table, so a marketing team can see whether US visitors actually reach the US page, whether DE visitors hit the DE page, and which destination receives the bulk of geo traffic.

Because charts read the log table directly, the redirector is unchanged. The plugin keeps resolving IPs and sending 302s, the log keeps growing, and the dashboard simply makes the routing legible to anyone who needs to answer where the geo traffic actually lands.

IP2Location Redirection logs every geo-redirected visit, but the bundled view is a list. Aggregate questions, the ones that matter when launching a regional campaign or auditing whether the routing rules actually work, need charts. Which countries are sending traffic, which destination URLs absorb it, when did the spike start, when did it stop.

Those questions are about distribution and time, not about a single visit. SleekView Charts gives the redirection log a real dashboard surface so marketing and ops can answer routing questions without exporting and without leaving WordPress.