Product Feed PRO writes every feed to its own custom table, adt_product_feed. Each row has title, channel (Google Shopping, Meta, Bing, Pinterest), last_updated, products (the count), and status (running, finished, error). Feed-row filters and field mappings live in JSON on the same row. Generation history sits in a sibling log table. None of this is exposed as a dashboard, only as a paginated feed list in the plugin admin.

SleekView Charts reads adt_product_feed directly and turns the rows into chart cards. A Donut splits feeds by channel so Google Shopping vs Meta vs Bing share shows together. A Bar ranks channels by total products exported. A Number card sums product rows across all feeds for the current month. An Area chart plots generation activity by last_updated per day so the team spots gaps between rebuilds.

This is a reading layer, not a replacement for Product Feed PRO itself. The plugin still owns the actual feed generation, the field mapping UI, and the channel-specific XML and CSV writers. SleekView Charts adds the dashboard the plugin admin does not lay out: channel mix against product volume against generation frequency on one saved screen, scoped per role, embeddable so the paid-search team reads feed health without WooCommerce admin access.

Product Feed PRO already records the feed health a paid-search team needs. Every feed row in adt_product_feed carries the channel, the current product count, the last generation timestamp, and the status. The plugin admin lists those rows in a flat paginated table.

To see how many SKUs the store ships to Google Shopping this week, you click into the feed; to see how many it ships to Meta, you click another. There is no side-by-side. SleekView Charts reads the same adt_product_feed rows and turns them into chart cards on one saved dashboard.

Paid search sees the channel-mix donut and the products-per-channel bar. Ops sees the generation-activity area chart and catches stalled cron jobs early. Management sees the total-products KPI and notices when feeds silently drop SKUs after a stricter validation rollout on the channel side.

Product Feed PRO keeps owning generation; SleekView adds the in-WordPress reading layer that turns the feed table into a real dashboard the marketing team can monitor.