Aelia Currency Switcher stores the chosen currency on each order in postmeta keys such as _order_currency and _aelia_cs_currency. The default WooCommerce orders screen converts everything into the base currency for the totals column, which hides which markets actually drive revenue.

SleekView reads the WooCommerce orders table directly and exposes the Aelia currency meta as a groupBy column. Charts can count orders per currency, sum order totals per currency, or average basket size per currency.

Reads go through standard WordPress and WooCommerce APIs, so Aelia's exchange rate caching and tax rules stay untouched. The dashboard sits next to the SleekView orders table built from the same dataset, so currency reporting and currency-aware order browsing share one workspace.

Stores running Aelia Currency Switcher take real revenue in multiple currencies, but most reporting tools roll everything back into the base currency before the operator ever sees it. That flattening hides which markets are growing and which are stalling. SleekView Charts keeps the source currency intact by treating _order_currency as a first-class groupBy column.

Stacked Area and Bar cards show revenue per market over time without losing precision to a single conversion rate. Aelia keeps owning the front-end currency selection and exchange logic, while the reporting surface gains a multi-currency view that matches the way the store actually trades.