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SleekView Charts for WooCommerce Correios: Brazilian shipping dashboard

WooCommerce Correios writes the chosen Correios service (PAC, SEDEX, SEDEX 10, SEDEX 12) into the order's shipping items and stores tracking codes in wc_orders_meta as _correios_tracking_code. SleekView Charts reads those rows and builds a dashboard with shipment KPIs, service donuts, postcode bars, and daily volume trends.

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SleekView Charts dashboard for WooCommerce Correios

Read your Correios shipments as charts, not order by order

WooCommerce Correios writes the shipping data WordPress needs back into each order. The chosen Correios service like PAC, SEDEX, SEDEX 10, SEDEX 12, or SEDEX Hoje lands in woocommerce_order_items as the shipping method, with the method slug stored on woocommerce_order_itemmeta under method_id. Tracking codes, once added, sit on wc_orders_meta as _correios_tracking_code. The shipping postcode and address live on wc_order_addresses. Quote logs and last cep-search cache are written to the plugin's options table.

SleekView Charts reads the same WooCommerce shipping tables and turns them into chart cards on a single dashboard. A Number card counting orders shipped via any Correios service in the current month, a Donut splitting orders by Correios service slug across PAC, SEDEX, and SEDEX 10, a Bar of orders by destination state derived from the shipping postcode prefix, and an Area chart of daily Correios shipment volume keyed on date_created_gmt.

This sits alongside the Correios integration and the Correios postal tracking site, not on top of them. WooCommerce Correios still owns the live shipping rate quotes, the label declarations, and the Correios webservice calls. SleekView Charts adds the WordPress-native reading layer on the resulting order data: how many shipments went out per service, where they shipped to, how shipment volume trends across the month, and which Correios service is dominating after a price change.

Workflow

From Correios order items to a shipping dashboard in four steps

1

Point SleekView at WooCommerce

Add a SleekView data source for wc_orders, wc_order_addresses, woocommerce_order_items, woocommerce_order_itemmeta, and wc_orders_meta. SleekView detects HPOS automatically with no config change.
2

Switch the view to Charts

Flip the saved view from Table to Charts. SleekView opens a blank dashboard ready for cards grouped by the Correios shipping method slug, postcode prefix, or date_created_gmt.
3

Add Correios chart cards

Pick a chart type, group by method_id or by postcode prefix, and aggregate Count or Sum on total_amount filtered to shipping methods that start with correios-. Each card is a saved query.
4

Save and share the dashboard

Save the chart view, scope it per role for fulfilment or owners, and optionally embed the dashboard on a frontend page so stakeholders read Correios shipping mix without WordPress admin access.

Sample dashboard

Charts you can build from Correios data

Four cards that turn the Correios shipping items and tracking meta into a working Brazilian fulfilment dashboard inside WordPress.
Number · Default

Correios shipments this month

A single big-number KPI counting orders in wc_orders shipped via a Correios method in the current month, joining to woocommerce_order_items where method_id starts with correios-, with the previous month underneath for context.
Count(order_id)
Pie · Donut

Shipments by Correios service

A donut split across correios-pac, correios-sedex, correios-sedex-10, correios-sedex-12, and correios-sedex-hoje using the shipping method_id on woocommerce_order_items, so fulfilment sees the real service mix.
Count group by method_id
Bar · Horizontal

Top destination states

A horizontal bar of orders by destination state from wc_order_addresses filtered to Correios shipping methods, useful for seeing which Brazilian states are driving shipment volume and where rates might be tuned.
Count(order_id) group by state
Area · Gradient

Daily Correios shipment volume

A gradient area chart of Correios shipments per day from wc_orders joined to the shipping items table, useful for spotting weekday patterns and the impact of free-shipping campaigns on volume.
Count(order_id) group by date_created_gmt

Comparison

Default Correios admin vs SleekView Charts

Default WooCommerce shipping admin

  • Default WooCommerce shipping screens show config but no charts on Correios shipment mix
  • The Correios postal tracking site shows per-tracking-code status, not aggregate volume
  • No chart for PAC versus SEDEX share by state inside WordPress
  • No saved dashboards per role for fulfilment, marketing, or owners
  • No frontend embed of Correios shipping KPIs for stakeholders without admin access

SleekView Charts

  • Chart cards built directly from woocommerce_order_items and wc_orders_meta
  • Group by method_id for PAC, SEDEX, and SEDEX-variant breakdowns
  • Mix Number, Pie, Bar, Line, and Area cards on a single Correios dashboard
  • Saved chart views scoped per role for fulfilment, marketing, or owners
  • Queries hit existing indexes on order_id and date_created_gmt so dashboards stay quick at scale

Features

What SleekView Charts gives you for WooCommerce Correios

Real chart cards on Correios data

Number, Pie, Bar, Line, Area, Radar, and Radial cards built from the woocommerce_order_items shipping rows, wc_order_addresses, and the _correios_tracking_code meta the plugin writes.

Works with HPOS and legacy

SleekView detects HPOS and reads wc_orders, wc_order_addresses, and wc_orders_meta directly. On legacy stores it falls back to postmeta on the shop_order post type with no config change.

Per-state shipping mix

Postcode and state grouping turns wc_order_addresses into a per-state shipping breakdown, useful for free-shipping by region or for finding under-served destinations in Brazil.

Audience

Who builds Correios shipping dashboards with SleekView

Fulfilment teams

Track the Correios shipment KPI and the service donut to see how many PAC versus SEDEX labels are being printed each day without scrolling order lists.

Finance and owners

Watch daily shipment volume against the previous month to spot the volume impact of free-shipping promotions and rate changes.

Marketing teams

Read the destination-state bar to find under-served regions and target geo-specific campaigns where Correios coverage is strong and competitive.

The bigger picture

Brazilian shipping deserves a real WordPress-side dashboard

WooCommerce Correios stores the chosen service in the order itself and the tracking code in order meta. The shipping method_id on woocommerce_order_items names the Correios service like correios-pac or correios-sedex, and _correios_tracking_code on wc_orders_meta carries the actual tracking number once a label is generated. The Correios postal tracking site is excellent for one parcel at a time, but it does not aggregate.

The default WooCommerce admin only filters by shipping method one screen at a time, so reading PAC-vs-SEDEX share, top destination states, or daily Correios volume means a CSV export. SleekView Charts reads the same WooCommerce tables and turns them into chart cards on one saved dashboard. Fulfilment sees the service donut and daily volume.

Owners watch the shipment KPI against the previous month. Marketing reads the destination-state bar for geo decisions. WooCommerce Correios keeps owning quotes and label declarations; SleekView Charts adds the reading layer.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Charts for WooCommerce Correios

No. The Correios postal tracking site still owns the per-parcel status lifecycle. SleekView Charts adds a WordPress-native reading layer on woocommerce_order_items, wc_orders_meta, and wc_order_addresses for shipment volume, service mix, and per-state dashboards that the Correios site does not lay out.

 

All the services the plugin exposes as shipping methods, including correios-pac, correios-sedex, correios-sedex-10, correios-sedex-12, correios-sedex-hoje, correios-impresso, and any flat-rate variants. SleekView lists the actual method_id values found in your order items.

 

Yes. SleekView detects HPOS and reads wc_orders, wc_order_addresses, and wc_orders_meta directly. On legacy stores it falls back to the shop_order post type and postmeta with no config change.

 

Yes. The same data source can be flipped from Charts back to Table view to read tracking codes from _correios_tracking_code in wc_orders_meta alongside the shipping method and customer details, so the dashboard and the per-order trail share the same source.

 

Yes. State and postcode come from wc_order_addresses for HPOS orders or from postmeta for legacy orders. Grouping a card by state produces a per-state Correios shipping bar that helps with regional promotions and rate decisions.

 

Yes. Saved chart views support role-based visibility so fulfilment reads the service donut, finance reads the shipment KPI, and marketing reads the destination-state bar without sharing every dashboard with every role.

 

Yes. Any saved chart view can be embedded on a frontend page with role-based access, useful for stakeholder pages that need Brazilian shipping KPIs without giving WordPress admin access.

 

No. Charts read from the order and item tables on dashboard load. Cards aggregate against existing indexes on order_id and date_created_gmt, so the Correios rate quotes at checkout and the label generation flow itself are untouched.

 

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