WCFM already has the marketplace data. Vendors live as users with role wcfm_vendor, their store data in user meta. Every commission row lands in wcfm_marketplace_orders with vendor_id, order_id, item_id, commission_amount, commission_status, and order_status. Withdrawal requests sit in wcfm_marketplace_withdraw_request, and store notifications in wcfm_marketplace_notifications. The vendor dashboards show one vendor at a time; the admin reports flatten that into a list, and a true marketplace-wide chart view is missing.

SleekView Charts reads the same WCFM tables and turns them into chart cards on a single dashboard. A Number card summing commission_amount for marketplace revenue this month, a Donut splitting commissions by commission_status across paid, unpaid, and cancelled, a Bar of top vendors by their summed commission_amount, and an Area chart of daily commission revenue keyed on order date. Each card is a saved query against the live tables, not a screenshot of one vendor.

This sits alongside the WCFM admin and the vendor dashboards, not on top of them. WCFM still owns vendor onboarding, store settings, and the per-vendor order view. SleekView Charts adds the marketplace-wide reading layer for the questions the per-vendor dashboards do not answer: who are the top earners, what is the unpaid commission liability, how is daily order volume trending, what is the withdrawal queue. Each chart respects existing indexes on vendor_id and order_id, so dashboards stay quick even on marketplaces with hundreds of vendors.

WCFM gives every vendor their own dashboard, but the marketplace itself needs one too. Commission data lives in wcfm_marketplace_orders with the vendor, the order, the item, the commission amount, and a status. Withdrawals live in wcfm_marketplace_withdraw_request with vendor and amount.

Vendors live as users with role wcfm_vendor. The default reports show this data in fixed lists per screen, so seeing the top earners alongside unpaid commission liability and daily order volume usually means a CSV export. SleekView Charts reads the same WCFM tables and turns them into chart cards on one saved dashboard.

Marketplace admins watch top vendors, commission mix, and daily trend at once. Finance tracks the unpaid liability against the withdrawal queue. Vendor support reads the per-vendor cuts to spot sellers who need help.

WCFM keeps owning vendor settings, the per-vendor dashboards, and the commission rules; SleekView Charts adds the marketplace-wide reading layer that an actual ops team can share and scope per role.