Metorik is a hosted analytics dashboard for WooCommerce, and Metorik Helper is the WordPress plugin that bridges the store data to it. The plugin writes a number of useful artifacts inside WordPress along the way. Cart tokens land in metorik_carts with a token, an email, a started_at, and a completed_at when the cart converts. Orders gain _metorik_pending_completion, _metorik_cart_token, and _metorik_engagement_score meta. The plugin exposes the data through REST to Metorik for the hosted dashboards, but does not surface it inside WordPress.

SleekView Charts reads the same metorik_carts table and the _metorik_ order meta. A Number counts open carts right now. A Donut splits completed versus abandoned carts. A horizontal Bar ranks the top engagement-score buckets. An Area chart tracks daily cart creation versus completion, the exact data Metorik shows on its hosted abandonment chart but read from your own database.

Metorik keeps owning the hosted dashboard, the segments, the email engagement, and the export workflows that make it a paid product. SleekView Charts adds an in-store reading layer for the team members who never log in to Metorik: a single in-WordPress dashboard on the same helper data, no extra subscription seats, no extra tab to keep open.

Metorik already provides excellent hosted dashboards for WooCommerce, and Metorik Helper is the bridge that makes it possible. Along the way the helper writes a lot of useful data inside WordPress: cart tokens, engagement scores, sync flags, and completion timestamps. Many teams have one or two paid Metorik seats and dozens of WordPress users who would benefit from a glance at the same numbers without an extra login.

SleekView Charts reads the same metorik_carts table and _metorik_ order meta and turns them into chart cards inside WP Admin. Marketing sees the cart-status donut. Operations sees the open-carts KPI.

Owners read the daily trend without leaving WordPress. Metorik keeps owning the hosted dashboards, segments, and emails that make it a paid product; SleekView Charts adds an in-store reading layer for the rest of the team, no extra subscription seats required.