WooCommerce Anti-Fraud scores every order at checkout against a configurable rule set. The total score and the rule breakdown are stored as order meta. _wcaf_total_score carries the numeric risk score on every order, _wcaf_rules holds a serialized array of triggered rules, and _wcaf_review flags orders pushed into manual review. The plugin admin marks each order in the orders list with a score badge, which is perfect for handling one order at a time and useless for understanding aggregate risk.

SleekView Charts reads the same wc_orders_meta keys against High-Performance Order Storage. A Donut splits orders by score band, so the team sees how much of the day's volume sits low risk versus borderline versus held. A horizontal Bar ranks the most frequently triggered rules. A Number averages the score across the period. An Area chart tracks daily flagged-order volume.

The plugin keeps owning the rule editor, the per-order review action, and the automatic holds. SleekView Charts adds the reading layer fraud and ops teams actually want: how the score distribution shifts week over week, which rules carry the weight, and whether the hold rate moved after the last rule change, all read directly from the plugin's existing order meta with no extra logging table required.

WooCommerce Anti-Fraud already scores every order and writes the breakdown to order meta. The reading side is the missing piece. Score badges on the orders list are perfect for handling one suspicious order at a time, but useless for the policy questions a fraud team really cares about: how the distribution moves week over week, which rules are doing all the work, and whether the hold rate after the last rule tweak is too high or too low.

SleekView Charts reads the same _wcaf order meta and turns it into chart cards on one saved dashboard. Fraud sees the score-band donut and the rule-frequency bar. Ops sees the daily flagged-order area chart.

Finance sees the average score trend against revenue. The plugin keeps owning the rules and the automatic holds; SleekView Charts adds the flexible reading layer that turns risk policy into a measurable system instead of a per-order chore.