Razorpay for WooCommerce writes the payment data WordPress needs back into the order. The order's payment_method is set to razorpay on wc_orders. Order meta on wc_orders_meta carries the _razorpay_payment_id, the _razorpay_order_id, and the _razorpay_signature. When Razorpay captures, the order status moves to processing or completed; when a refund is issued via the gateway, the order is marked refunded. Subscription orders, where Razorpay Subscriptions is in use, carry additional meta keys for the subscription ID and renewal status.

SleekView Charts reads the same WooCommerce order rows and turns them into chart cards on a single dashboard. A Number card summing total_amount on orders where payment_method equals razorpay, a Donut splitting Razorpay orders by the captured method (UPI, card, netbanking, wallet, EMI) from the meta, a Bar of refunded orders by month from the refunded status, and an Area chart of daily captured Razorpay revenue keyed on date_created_gmt.

This sits alongside the Razorpay dashboard, not on top of it. The Razorpay dashboard still owns disputes, settlements, fees, and the live transaction lifecycle. SleekView Charts adds a WordPress-side reading layer on the WooCommerce data: how much revenue did each Razorpay method drive, how UPI share evolves month over month, what share of orders are captured immediately versus refunded later, and how Razorpay revenue compares against other gateways enabled on the same store.

Razorpay for WooCommerce stores the gateway choice on the order itself and the captured method in order meta. payment_method on wc_orders is set to razorpay, and wc_orders_meta carries the _razorpay_payment_id, the _razorpay_order_id, and often the captured method (UPI, card, netbanking, wallet, EMI). The Razorpay dashboard is excellent for disputes and settlements, but it does not join back to the WooCommerce data the rest of the business uses.

The default WooCommerce admin only filters by payment method one at a time, so reading UPI share over time, refund bars, or Razorpay versus other gateways means a CSV export. SleekView Charts reads the same WooCommerce tables and turns them into chart cards on one saved dashboard. Finance watches Razorpay revenue and the daily capture trend.

Marketing tracks the UPI share donut after enabling UPI-first promotions. Operations spots refund bumps before they pile up. The Razorpay dashboard keeps owning settlements; SleekView Charts adds the WordPress-side reading layer.