SleekView Charts for Wholesale Suite
Wholesale Suite spreads its data across product meta (per-role prices), user meta (pending registrations), and the WordPress role storage. SleekView reads all three and renders a charts dashboard for tier coverage, registration approvals, and per-role order volume.
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Wholesale data as a dashboard, not three settings tabs
Wholesale Suite's value is the tier model: per-role prices on every product, gated registrations for new wholesale buyers, and order audits scoped to each tier. The plugin's admin handles each surface separately, which means questions like which tier is converting the registration queue fastest or how much of the catalog still has a Tier 3 price configured require multiple screens and manual cross-referencing.
SleekView Charts reads the wholesale meta, user meta, and order data together. A coverage chart shows how many products have prices configured per tier, so missing-price gaps are visible as a single bar. A pipeline chart breaks down the pending registration queue by requested role. A volume chart pivots WooCommerce orders by the customer's wholesale role so the tier breakdown for last quarter sits next to retail in one card.
The dashboard refreshes from the same meta the plugin reads, so price updates, role changes, and registration approvals flow through unchanged. Wholesale ops gets reporting at a glance, not after a CSV export.
Workflow
From wholesale meta to a charts dashboard
Point at the wholesale data
Pick chart cards
Group by the right column
Save and pin
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from Wholesale Suite data
Pending wholesale registrations
Count
Tier price coverage by role
Count
group by wholesale_role
Order volume by wholesale role
Sum(order_total)
group by customer_wholesale_role
Wholesale registrations over time
Count
group by user_registered
Comparison
Default Wholesale Suite reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default Wholesale Suite admin
- Per-role prices live on each product editor with no catalog-wide coverage view.
- Pending registrations show as a list, not a chart of pipeline by requested role.
- Order analytics is delegated to WooCommerce, which doesn't natively break out wholesale roles.
- No visual for tier-coverage gaps across the catalog.
- Reporting on registration cadence requires SQL or CSV export.
SleekView Charts
- Pin a wholesale dashboard with KPI, coverage, revenue, and pipeline as one screen.
- Coverage chart instantly surfaces products missing a price for a given tier.
- Order revenue pie segmented by the customer's wholesale role meta.
- Time-series chart of registrations to evaluate outreach and campaigns.
- All cards read the same meta the plugin writes, so data stays in sync.
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for Wholesale Suite
Catalog coverage at a glance
One bar per tier counting products with a configured price, so missing-price gaps are a single read instead of per-product clicks.
Pipeline broken out by role
Pending registrations grouped by requested role so the approval queue isn't a flat list, it's a chart of where demand is coming from.
Revenue per tier
Pie of order revenue segmented by wholesale role meta, useful for monthly reviews of which tier is doing the work.
Audience
Who builds Wholesale Suite charts dashboards with SleekView
Wholesale operations
Daily landing page covering pending approvals, coverage gaps, and revenue per tier in one screen.
Sales managers
Monthly review of pipeline cadence and per-tier revenue without exporting to a spreadsheet.
Agency partners
Client deliverable that visualizes wholesale health: coverage, queue, and revenue with one shareable view.
The bigger picture
Wholesale runs on tiers, so reporting has to as well
Wholesale is a tiered business by design, with prices, registrations, and customer relationships keyed to roles. The native plugin admin organizes that data well for configuration, but it doesn't aggregate it for reporting. A reporting dashboard that segments by tier is what turns wholesale into a daily decision surface.
SleekView Charts reads the same meta the plugin writes, so coverage, pipeline, and revenue land on one screen without exports. The result is fewer ad-hoc CSVs and a clearer view of which tiers are healthy.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for Wholesale Suite
No. The dashboard reads the same product meta, user meta, and role storage the plugin already writes.
Yes. Configure a chart card grouped by the customer's wholesale role meta with an order_total aggregation.
Inline edits route through the standard user meta API that Wholesale Suite reads, so approval emails and role assignments still fire.
Charts are built on the data the plugin stores. The features you need to use are still gated by your Wholesale Suite license.
Yes. Add a SleekView data filter on the product category taxonomy before the chart aggregates.
If the lead capture form stores a source in user meta, group the time-series chart by that meta key.
Each site renders its own dashboard from the wholesale meta on that site. There is no built-in cross-site aggregation.
Yes. Saved views are per-user, so different stakeholders can pin different chart combinations to their sidebar.
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