Termly is a popular consent-management and policy-generation platform with a clean WordPress integration that handles the cookie banner, the consent log, and policy embeds. Its decisions sync to the Termly cloud for cross-site reporting, but it also mirrors recent consent events locally for audit purposes.

The local mirror is data, not workflow: there is no built-in filterable workspace and certainly no chart layer on top of it. SleekView Charts reads Termly's local consent log table (typically wp_termly_consent_logs or the equivalent) and renders it as Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards.

The pairing is useful because cookie consent generates a lot of data, most of which is uninteresting until you need a specific slice for an audit, a regulator, or a marketing question about banner copy. Termly captures it correctly. SleekView turns it into something compliance, legal, and marketing can each use without bothering each other or engineering.

Cookie consent is one of those data sets that is huge in row count but only interesting in aggregate, and only at specific moments: a regulator request, a banner copy test, or a category-level question about analytics adoption. Termly stores the raw events locally, which is precisely the right place for a dashboard inside the CMS, yet the default UI does not surface them. SleekView Charts reads the same rows Termly already writes and turns them into Number, Pie, Bar, and Area cards that legal and marketing can each read without needing the other team's tooling.

Termly remains in charge of capture and policy generation. SleekView Charts gives the resulting log a chart layer inside the WordPress admin where it belongs.