Cart All in One for WooCommerce ships side-cart, sticky add-to-cart bar, floating cart icon, and cart-popup features. Those interactions all push items into the WooCommerce cart, which means the resulting orders land in wc_orders with total_amount, status, cart_hash, and date_created_gmt on every row. The plugin itself focuses on storefront UX and does not ship a reporting dashboard.

SleekView Charts uses the same WooCommerce tables that Cart All in One writes into and pivots them into chart cards. A Number card counts orders this month. A Donut splits orders by status so the team sees processing versus completed at a glance. A Bar ranks top products by revenue from woocommerce_order_items (the catalogue items the side cart actually moves). An Area card plots daily orders so you can see whether the sticky cart bar is paying for itself across the week.

For stores with cart-event tracking enabled, the same dashboard can chart sessions versus orders to surface real cart conversion rate, and pair it with abandoned-cart counts where WooCommerce stores them. Each card is a saved query against the live tables, not a screenshot, so the dashboard updates as soon as an order lands.

Cart All in One is one of those plugins that pays for itself only if it actually moves volume. Side-cart, sticky add-to-cart bar, and floating cart icon are all UX surface area meant to nudge a visitor toward checkout, and stores install them because the assumption is that the nudge works. Confirming that assumption is where the default admin runs out.

Cart All in One does not own its own reporting tables, and WooCommerce Analytics reports revenue without isolating the cart components that drove a given order. SleekView Charts reads the orders the cart produces and turns them into a four-card dashboard. Daily orders show whether a UX change moves the trend line in the week after release.

Top products by revenue identify the catalogue items the side cart actually pushes. Status mix and order-count KPI keep storefront ops focused on the queue. The dashboard turns a UX plugin into a measured investment.