No. The WCFM frontend stays as vendors see it. SleekView Charts is for marketplace operators inside WP Admin, summarising the data the frontend cannot expose for compliance reasons.

Yes. Commission_status is a first-class dimension. A Pie card over Approved, On hold, and Rejected lines shows the share at a glance and updates as inline edits in the table view route through WCFM's classes.

Yes. WCFM stores refund commission entries as separate rows in wcfm_marketplace_orders with a refund flag. A Pie card over the flag splits refund share from regular commission.

Yes. A Bar card grouped by vendor with sum of commission or gross amount ranks vendors directly. Filter the dashboard to a date range for the period that matters.

Yes. WCFM Bookings data lives in additional tables linked to the booking post type. Add them as a SleekView source and chart cards work the same way as on standard orders.

Vendor and commission queries use index-friendly WHERE clauses on vendor_id, order_id, and commission_status. Aggregate charts compute in SQL so the dashboard renders fast even with hundreds of thousands of commission rows.

Yes. Operations, finance, support, and admin dashboards each save separately. Each is gated by WordPress capability so client roles see only their assigned dashboard.

Inline edits live in the SleekView table view, not on chart cards. Those edits route through WCFM's classes where they exist, so commission recalculation, balance updates, and vendor notification emails fire as expected.