Iubenda is one of the most polished consent-management platforms in the WordPress ecosystem, with cookie banners, privacy and cookie-policy generators, and a consent solution that captures and timestamps explicit choices. Its strength is its cloud-side reporting, which is also its trade-off: most per-record visibility lives in the Iubenda dashboard, while the local WordPress mirror is fragmented and lacks a usable UI.

SleekView Charts reads Iubenda's local tables (wp_iubenda_consent_solution_logs and companions) and renders them as chart cards. Volume per day, decisions split by category, denials by source page, and a Number card for total denials this month all live on one dashboard.

The combination matters because compliance work is bursty: weeks of quiet, then a single audit or DSAR that needs everything at once. Iubenda captures the data correctly. SleekView Charts makes it findable when the compliance team comes knocking.

Cloud consent dashboards are excellent for the global view across an entire fleet of properties, but a single WordPress site frequently needs its own answers in its own admin: who consented, on which page, when, and to which categories. The Iubenda WordPress integration writes that data locally, so the answer is technically available, just not surfaced. SleekView Charts turns the local log into Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards using standard WordPress tables and capabilities.

Legal gets a one-page monthly summary, marketing gets denial heat by page, and operations gets DSAR-ready filters. None of this competes with Iubenda's cloud reporting. It makes the per-site copy of the data useful inside the CMS where the work actually happens.