WooCommerce Direct Checkout plugins keep a single global option for default skip-cart behavior, plus per-product overrides as postmeta. Over a year of promos and A/B tests, the override list grows quietly with rules no one remembers approving.

SleekView Charts surfaces the rule set as a conversion dashboard. A Number card counts active overrides, a Donut shows the share of products bypassing the cart vs respecting it, a Bar ranks redirect_to targets by their reference count, and an Area chart trends override creation over time so campaign-driven spikes are visible.

Marketing reads the dashboard as part of the campaign sunset checklist. When a promo ends, dangling overrides on the redirect_to column point straight at the cleanup queue, no manual product crawl.

Quick-buy rules are part of the campaign infrastructure but rarely get cleaned up after the campaign ends. A dashboard makes the rule set visible to the same team that authored it. Override counts shrink over time when sunsets actually happen.

Redirect target charts catch dangling links to landing pages that no longer exist. The dashboard pairs with the editable SleekView table so a cleanup pass is two clicks instead of a product-by-product crawl. The funnel stops drifting away from the active marketing plan.